SHOCKING: MINUTES BEFORE DEATH, SUSHANT GOOGLED THIS; WIKIPEDIA DEATH DATE CHANGED BEFORE DEMISE?

Sushant's final post-mortem report had come through and it confirmed what we already knew - cause of death was proved to be asphyxia due to hanging. There were no external injuries or signs of foul play. His nails were found to be clean nor his body bore any marks of struggle.

Now, according to latest media reports, it has been quoted that the actor, minutes before his death, had googled articles about himself. Also, details and screenshots of the Wikipedia edits page have emerged - in which his obituary has been marked. "He committed suicide" - this statement has been edited on the page at 9:08 am on June 14. 

Sushant's page was indeed updated at 9 am, like mentioned in the tweets, but there is a crucial detail the fans have missed. Wikipedia updates on Coordinated Universal Tiem (UTC), which is approximately 5.30 hours behind the Indian Standard Time (IST). Hence, if the Wikipedia page was updated at 9 am UTC, the page was actually updated around 2.29 pm IST, which is when news of Sushant's demise broke.

Sushant searched for his name on Google at 10.15 am on June 14. The Google search history of his phone reveals that he wrote 'Sushant Singh Rajput' on the website and read a few articles on his and some news reports. His close acquaintances have reported that he had been left annoyed with a few negative reports about him and felt there was a kind of lobbying against him.

Reportedly, Sushant's death has sparked several controversies, as to the matter that his demise was the result of nepotism and the likes of it in Bollywood. Dil Bechara, based on John Green's 2012 novel The Fault in Our Stars, will release on July 24, 2020, on Disney+ Hotstar, and it will mark the last film of its lead actor Sushant Singh Rajput.

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