Max Mosley committed suicide with a shotgun shot to the head: this is the result of an investigation that ended one year after the death of the former F1 number one.
On 24 May Mosley was found dead in his house in Kensington (London), locked in his bedroom.
On the door the police officers who intervened had found a note ("Do not open, call the police") which according to the investigators confirms the hypothesis of suicide.
A desperate gesture that - according to the interpretation of the Coroner's Court in Westminster - is explained by the desperation in which Mosley found himself after learning that he was ill with a terminal cancer.
A psycho-physical state strongly tested by chronic pain in the bladder and intestines, aggravated by the awareness of the little time he had left in life.
On the nightstand, next to the bed where Mosley lay covered in blood, the agents had found an eloquent farewell note: "I had no other choice."
