FWIW, no source on the cause yet. Only thing we know is from their official statement here:

> It is with more sadness than mere words can convey that we have to report that our beloved Ozzy Osbourne has passed away this morning. He was with his family and surrounded by love. We ask everyone to respect our family privacy at this time. Sharon, Jack, Kelly, Aimee and Louis

https://xcancel.com/OzzyOsbourne/status/1947731442622206170

Do you have a source that he "offed himself" in Switzerland? Did he do assisted suicide in Switzerland?

Sharon once claimed that they had agreed that if they ever got too ill, they'd do assisted suicide. Kelley claims she said this for attention and it's not the case.

Here is an article discussing it from 11 days ago.

https://people.com/kelly-osbourne-debunks-rumors-about-ozzy-...

Needless to say the title of the article seemingly has been reverse debunked.

When his final concert was covered on the news, they even mentioned his suicide agreement with his wife. It was very foreshadowing, like saying "yeah, this is really it."

> Ozzy Osbourne's music publicist confirmed to the BBC's Mark Savage that the star died in his home country - the UK - having lived in the US since the early 2000s.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/live/cn0qq5nyxn0t?post=asset%3Ad1...

Is there any proof he went to Switzerland? I heard rumours of him and Sharon having a 'suicide pact' to go to Dignitas but figured it was just rumours.

I'm not seeing anywhere that he went to Switzerland to have assisted suicide, where was this reported?

It’s reported as being caused by “complications due to his condition.” Suicide seems unfounded.

They won't announce that he killed himself.

Doesn't Britain now have assisted dying? Why would he go to Switzerland for that?

Could have been physician assisted. Withdraw all meds and then give small increasing doses of morphine. But it really doesn't matter beyond his family and business partners.

They passed a law introducing it in a few years' time. There's a statutory system of death panels that needs to be implemented.

Law hasn’t passed yet fyi, waiting second reading in the house of lords

Thank you, I had forgotten.

I'm opposed to medically assisted dying but based on your use of "death panels" I'm assuming you come at it from a different perspective. How is a "death panel" different from businesses deciding who gets food or health treatment?

In Switzerland, (public) health services are not businesses. And I don't think anyone in our system makes money from encouraging people's deaths. We also have assisted suicide services. They're a public association that brings penthobarbital to your place and assists you during your suicide.

I'm also opposed to assisted suicide. At the moment "death panels" are largely imaginary. If this law passes it will introduce actual death panels which dispense actual death as a "treatment". I don't really understand your question, probably because I'm not coming from where you think I'm coming from.

In the US our "death panels" aren't imaginary. They're administered by insurance companies.

U gonna post this on every ozzy post on here?