PUNK PROSE: Child Star And His Service Dog Found Dead in Car in Peoria by D. Walker-Lass
Child Star and His Service Dog Found Dead In Car In Peoria Death stalks the parched air TV stars fall from the screen Human, just like us A Child Star, most beloved for his role as the sidekick of ALF on television, was found dead in his car after going to an ATM to deposit residual checks. The checks were in the car, uncashed, after so many years of being off the scene, off the screen, and off-grid from Hollywood, did he succumb to the heat? To the fright of defeat? Or to the ravages of bipolar disorder? He lived with that beast, and also his service dog, Hans, who perished beside him in the unforgiving Arizona aridity-- the car--a coffin with two bodies, was otherwise unremarkable, unnoticed for days, baking in temperatures over one-hundred and fifteen degrees, and that’s how it happens, isn’t it? By degrees. But what really transpired? Had his bubbling circumstances spilled over, withdrawing rational thought? Where were the checks and balances that would have left this pair, quite u...