the more i think about it, the more i think he may have committed suicide. that is the feeling i get from watching this series and from all that has been shown so far. he was a troubled young man who always was getting into some type of trouble. he was a serious alcoholic from remembering him wandering the streets of weehawken when i use to live there. i saw him a couple of times, weehawken is a small town. and on a few times i saw him, he was intoxicated.
Great episode. Very fascinating and gives both sides of the argument. Sad that he had so many demons, and I also question whether or not he was brain damaged and if that played an effect in how his life was going. Just look at the studies and correlation between brain trauma and depression. I love how people were so adamant that there was no way Arturo killed himself, people playing armchair psychologist by assessing a man's inability to commit suicide by watching him perform a sport, when HIS OWN BROTHER thinks he killed himself.
Yep. I was called a ****ing idiot for daring to say I believed he killed himself even when that investigation that was paid for by Gattis manager said he was murdered.
that's my point, I think she hit him with a baseball bat or something you can't bleed that much by hanging...
He was already bleeding before he got back to their place, when the angry mob threw rocks at him when he threw her to the floor. The cab driver who drove him talked about him bleeding in his cab on both the HBO Real Sports documentary and the 48 Hours one. Someone from the mob also threw a bicycle of all things at Gatti.
man if you receive a bicycle and rocks to the head on the street you stay on the street uncouncious not in your appartment face first in a blood bath