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In Reply to: But wasn't that the question? posted by Observer on September 02, 2003 at 12:20:36:
The post said, "(A few years ago, a source told me that it was in Germany were the body was found--Ho was there at this time. However, a trivial detail)."
How on earth could the body have been found in Germany since he fell off the mountain near Geneva, Switzerland and the German border was the other direction, 200 miles away to the NE? Now, I think the mountain was on the Swiss-French border so he could've fallen off the mountain into France. But not Germany.
Also, I'm not sure who JC's source is here, but why would Ho have been standing around near the site for several days if he had pressured Aaron into climbing the mountain and jumping off? Aaron fell off and his body was found days later by hikers.
PLUS, there's no guarantee this death was a suicide. It very easily could have been, but it very easily could not have been. An American brother named Hilkiah lived in Geneva and said that HE had also climbed that same mountain as it was a popular hiking trail, and that it was "very narrow in the spot where Aaron fell, so he could see why Aaron fell there."
In other words, Aaron probably slipped. His death was an accident. Mind you, he was very depressed when he was climbing, and that could've affected his lack of attention and contributed to his fall. But it proabably was not even a suicide.
