Q:What type of details about death of jeremiah duggan can be gathered from the following bio? Bio: jeremiah duggan was a british student at the sorbonne who died on 27 march 2003 in wiesbaden , germany , while attending a youth cadre school organized by the larouche movement , an international network led by the american political activist lyndon larouche . the german police said duggan had committed suicide after witnesses said he ran onto a busy road and was struck by several cars . the circumstances of his death became a matter of public dispute when a british inquest rejected a suicide verdict , after hearing the view of the london metropolitan police that the larouche movement is a political cult . after duggan 's family commissioned private forensic reports suggesting he may not have been hit by the cars , and that his death may have occurred elsewhere , the high court in london ordered a second inquest , which opened and adjourned in june 2010 . a coroner 's report released in britain in 2015 '' totally rejected '' the suicide hypothesis . the german authorities have declined to reopen their investigation . the wiesbaden prosecutor said in 2004 there was no doubt that as a consequence of his own behaviour and with no-one else involved , duggan had thrown himself in front of several cars and died on the third attempt . in march 2009 a spokesman stressed again that there was no evidence linking the larouche movement to the death . in february 2010 the federal constitutional court of germany rejected the duggan family 's request for judicial review . the larouche movement has said the controversy surrounding the death was stirred up by larouche 's political opponents -- including former british prime minister tony blair and former u.s. vice-president dick cheney -- because of larouche 's criticism of the 2003 iraq war and the man-made global warming hypothesis , and that the affair is being used by neoconservatives to discredit the movement .
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