In the pursuit of transparency and responsibility, we, the Collier Exposed investigative team, formally acknowledge the passing of our target, Stuart John Collier. Born on August 24th, 1949, Stuart Collier succumbed to Metastatic Adenocarcinoma of Pancreaticobiliary Origin on October 15th, 2022, at his residence, concluding a prolonged battle with numerous serious health conditions.
Throughout our investigative endeavours, we have been acutely aware of our target's health struggles, a facet that will be elaborated upon in an upcoming exposure. Reports from informants closely connected to the late Stuart Collier corroborated his prolonged health challenges at various junctures over the decades.
The Collier Exposed Investigation, now faced with the news of our subject's demise, recognises the queries that may arise among our dedicated followers, those linked to the scandals involving Stuart Collier, our informants, and the myriad individuals profoundly affected by his decades of dubious undertakings. The question looms: What purpose does this investigation serve now?
In the lead-up to Stuart Collier's anticipated passing, our investigative team engaged in deliberations with our closest informers, some of whom were first-hand witnesses to his deteriorating condition. The pivotal question surfaced: Is there merit in continuing to expose a man on the brink of mortality, perhaps only remembered by the public for a solitary scandal, Guppygate? Unanimously decided during a gathering at the elected Oxford pub in the winter of 2019, attended by a dozen key figures, it was collectively agreed that Stuart Collier's imminent demise did not alter the significance of the revelations we hold. A statement, preconceived during that momentous night, was later endorsed by absent members of the investigative project.
Our collective statement reads:
In an ideal scenario, it would have been the zenith of propriety for Stuart Collier to personally confront the unmasking of his concealed truths before an audience and readership whom he beguiled. Alas, his hypocrisy now stands laid bare, an indelible testament that rests alongside the very fabric of his identity – Stuart Collier. Let it be unequivocally understood that our investigative project, and the revelations it has unfurled concerning Stuart Collier, was never orchestrated with the intent of courting attention from him or his associates. Its essence was eternally tethered to the noble pursuit of rectitude, an aspiration that transcends the circumstances of our target's mortal coil.
It is also imperative to note, for the record, that our investigative project made two attempts to solicit comments from Stuart Collier, with the hope of collaboration for contrition or defence of his name. Regrettably, he declined both opportunities, expressing disdain for our attempts to scrutinize his past, believing himself beyond all scrutiny. Stuart Collier chose to forgo his right of reply, graciously extended by our investigation on two separate occasions, a decade apart.
As history attests, the past catches up with everyone, including the likes of Stuart Collier, the erstwhile gutter journalist.
Cause of death explained:
Stuart Collier’s demise was attributed to the intricate complexities of metastatic adenocarcinoma, rooted in the pancreaticobiliary realm. In simpler terms, Stuart Collier succumbed to an advanced stage of cancer that originated in the pancreatic and biliary ducts. This condition involves the uncontrolled growth and spread of abnormal cells.
Breakdown:
Metastatic: Refers to the spread of cancer from its original (primary) site to other parts of the body.
Adenocarcinoma: This is a type of cancer that develops in the glandular cells, which produce fluids or mucus. In Stuart Collier’s case, it involves abnormal cell growth in glandular cells.
Pancreaticobiliary: Relates to the pancreas and the biliary system. The pancreas is an organ that produces enzymes for digestion and insulin for blood sugar regulation. The biliary system involves the bile ducts and the gallbladder, playing a role in digestion.
Progressive:
In more straightforward terms, Stuart Collier faced the severe health challenge due to a type of cancer that started in his pancreas and bile ducts, it had spread to other parts of his body. The uncontrolled growth of these cancerous cells in crucial digestive and regulatory organs led to the decline in Stuart Collier’s health, ultimately resulting in his death.
Stuart Collier Ticked All The Boxes:
Tobacco Use: Smoking is a significant risk factor for various cancers, including his. Stuart Collier despite numerous warnings, was a heavy smoker, it was known to us that he smoked both cigarettes and cigars incessantly while inhaling deeply.
Unhealthy Diet: His lifelong high intake of processed foods, fast food, and red meat increased his cancer risk.
Obesity: Adult-onset diabetes (T2D) and his excessive weight at various times of his life are linked his developing his type of cancer.
Alcohol Consumption: His regularly excessive alcohol intake and even substance abuse associated him with the increased risk of his cancer.
Chronic Pancreatitis: After reviewing some of his health records with a specialist, it appears he had a high probability of long-term inflammation of the pancreas.
Age and Gender: This being two risk groups out of his control: his age and being male made him more likely to succumb to this type of cancer.
It's noteworthy that the exceptional medical practitioners provided excellent care to Stuart Collier. Their credit is due, as they administered care diligently, irrespective of their awareness of the distressing impact our patient had caused to many others.