Police Think Bob Saget Slipped and Hit His Head, Passed Out, Woke Up, Went to Bed, and Died in His Sleep

While there are still many questions surrounding the death of actor and comedian Bob Saget, the police have released what they believe happened in his final hours.

It has now been reported that police think that Saget slipped and hit his head which caused him to pass out. Saget then woke up, went to bed, and then died in his sleep from a brain bleed.

This all apparently occurred in Saget’s hotel room at the Ritz-Carlton Orlando Grande Lakes hotel in Florida on January 9 and he was declared dead at the scene, tucked into his bed.

Saget’s estimated time of death was around 4 AM which was about two hours after he had entered his hotel room and roughly twelve hours before his body was found.

After the recent situation where his family has sued to stop the release of records from the investigation into his death, some feel that the situation should be dropped.

Conservative commentator Mike Cernovich tweeted the day that news was released that it’s “None of our business how Bob Saget died.”

Podcaster Bret Weinstein pushed back, “That depends on how he died.”

That depends on how he died.

— Bret Weinstein (@BretWeinstein) February 16, 2022

YouTuber Viva Frei responded, “I tend to agree in general. But it becomes complicated when people publicize certain highly political issues (like vaccination), and then pass away shortly thereafter.”

“They indirectly publicize ancillary aspects of their life when they deliberately publicize other aspects. IMHO,” Frei added.

I tend to agree in general. But it becomes complicated when people publicize certain highly political issues (like vaccination), and then pass away shortly thereafter. They indirectly publicize ancillary aspects of their life when they deliberately publicize other aspects. IMHO

— Viva Frei (@thevivafrei) February 16, 2022

As we previously reported, many have speculated over the situation due to the force of the blow that was dealt to Saget’s head, according to the medical examiner.

It is unclear if the latest details will be good enough to put the issue to rest, but we will provide updates if they become available.