I think this thread could be used in future as an example of how gossip and conspiracy theories start and spread on the internet.
Putting the word "apparently" doesn't absolve you of any responsibility for gossip and insinuation that you then follow it up with. Putting the word "apparently" in front of any made up gossip you got from unreliable sources isn't an excuse.
This is not speculation about what colour hat the Queen likes best, this is insinuation about the character of a public figure and whether he is solely responsible for the death of a colleague. At least there does seem to be a large enough group on here that understands that spreading unfounded rumours is not acceptable.
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