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Dumb question without an autopsy how do the people on the MITD site know how he died for sure?

I have Zelig lined up to play soon.  I haven't seen that one at all.  I have seen Dead Men Don't Wear Plaid and I love it.  I love all the films Martin made with Carl Reiner including The Man With Two Brains and The Jerk.

Keith doesn't want to be on air.  That's the only bargaining chip that Heather has, so she goes on strike until she gets what she wants, or Keith replaces her before the audience is completely gone.

I... I think I can print out this head twice as large as Art's former real head.

Hello I'm new have been an Art Bell listener for many years. Was a listener of the show until Heather started getting weird about 6 months ago. No longer listen to MITD too much drama.

Should be a documentary made or a netflix series narrated by Leo maybe made about the whole Dark Matter and MITD 'radio' drama.

Imagine volunteering for that mission! Btw roughly a 100 years later there was an awful ferry disaster there. Someone forgot to close the bow door (where you drive your car onto the ship.)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MS_Herald_of_Free_Enterprise

I enlisted in the US Army with a green card and went to OCS and came out a LT in the Medicaal Field for wich I staye in 20 years and retired in 1997 as an 0-5/Ltc in charge of the 264th BSB Meddac

Thanks for your understanding, we hope Heather returns on next Monday and we'll all grieve and heal together. Keith

Aerial photograph taken by German reconnaissance aircraft on the morning after the historic Zeebrugge Raid on 24th April 1918. Showing the gap in the Mole.

German aerial photograph taken by German Reconnaissance aircraft on the morning after the historic Zeebrugge Raid of 24th April 1918.

HMS VINDICTIVE at Dover following the Zeebrugge Raid showing damage done by German gunfire to the ship's bridge, foretop and forward armored flamethrower hut. Note the mattresses used to protect exposed parts of the ship's superstructure from bullets and shell splinters.

Members of the crew of HMS PRINCE EUGENE cleaning the upper deck of HMS VINDICTIVE after her return to Dover following the Zeebrugge Raid. One sailor holds a flamethrower of the type used on the mole by members of the Royal Naval Air Service Experimental Party in support of the Royal Marine and naval landing parties.

Lieutenant Kenneth Chester Herron. Unit: Essex Yeomanry, attached to No. 82 Squadron, Royal Air Force. Death: 24 April 1918, Somme, Western Front.

IDK, A quick internet search says ""Southern German for a holder of a small farm. But that is with two "Ts" so maybe a variant, typos, etc?
South German (Güttler): status name for the holder of a small farm, from Middle High German güetelin ‘small holding’, ultimately from guot ‘property’.

I can't believe Savage is actually on the radio today. He's broadcasting from D.C. where he's a guest at the White House for the Macron state dinner. He never resists an opportunity to take the day off.

Savage and Bell are the same age and a lot alike. I recently learned of Savage's remarks about Bell and the ensuing lawsuit. I'm surprised Savage didn't just apologize.

Savage seems to hate what he does most days. He longs to have a less-political format. He wants to talk about what he enjoys, just like Art, and a lot of their interests overlap. But Savage is such an angry SOB so much of the time that he could never develop a similar rapport with callers. Both exuded ego but Savage's often manifests in pretty uncomfortable radio.