As new details surface about the tragic passing of Stephen “tWitch” Boss, questions are being raised about the circumstances surrounding his death.

Known as a loving father and devoted husband, tWitch’s untimely death has left many in shock, including his wife, Allison Holker.

In her recent statement, Allison described their life together as a “beautiful, choreographed dance filled with love, laughter, and unforgettable memories,” making the sudden loss even more difficult to comprehend.

The recently released toxicology report has added to the mystery.

According to the report, there were no traces of substances or alcohol in tWitch’s system at the time of his death.

This revelation comes as a surprise, especially considering the swift conclusion that his death was a suicide.

Allison has also shared that there were no marital or financial issues, and tWitch did not suffer from any known mental health problems or have a history of suicidal thoughts.

These findings have led to increasing speculation, with many drawing parallels to the case of actress Anne Heche, whose toxicology report also revealed she was not under the influence of substances during her tragic accident.

On December 13, 2022, Stephen Boss, known for his role as DJ, co-host, and executive producer on The Ellen DeGeneres Show, was found dead in a motel room just a short walk from his home.

Only hours before, Allison had rushed to a nearby LAPD station, frantic after discovering that tWitch had left their home without his car and was not answering his phone – behavior that was completely out of character for him.

Fearing for his safety, Allison urged police to classify tWitch as a critical missing person, a designation used when someone is believed to be in immediate danger.

However, before police could take further action, a call came in around 11 A.M. reporting a shooting at the Oak Tree Inn, a nearby motel.

When officers arrived, they found tWitch unresponsive in the bathroom with a self-inflicted gunshot wound to the head.

Paramedics pronounced him dead at the scene.

According to hotel staff, tWitch had checked in the previous morning, appearing calm and collected, with no signs of distress.

The autopsy report, released several months later, reveals that after tWitch missed his checkout time, a hotel maid found him in the bathroom with his clothes neatly folded nearby.

His personal items, including notebooks and a laptop, were left behind. Investigators noted that tWitch had taken an Uber to the motel, turned his phone to airplane mode, and left no immediate signs of foul play.

Although a note was reportedly found two days after his death, its vague contents and the lack of details surrounding its discovery have only fueled further questions.

The rapid closure of the case as a suicide, despite the lack of a clear suicide note and the unanswered questions, has left tWitch’s family and fans in disbelief.

Many are asking how a case that was nearly classified as a critical missing person investigation could be closed so quickly.

Why did no one hear the gunshot?

Where did the gun come from? And why was tWitch found with only a towel around his neck?

These lingering questions have led some, including tWitch’s grandfather, to continue searching for answers, as the truth about what really happened to Stephen “tWitch” Boss remains elusive.