The kind of people that search for gore worry me. Life can be tough enough, without actively looking for stuff to be horrified by. I remember someone showing me a video clip of an American politician who was facing accusations of corruption or something along those lines, and towards the end of the clip, he ended his life on camera. I was absolutely sickened - not just that someone had filmed it and uploaded it, but that another person thought it would be fine to show me. I still feel upset by it and that was years and years ago now.
I hope Bear is surrounded by enough love and support as time goes by, where he doesn't feel the need to seek out actual photographic evidence of his dad's passing. Liam deserves to be remembered with love and respect. He was very very unwell towards the end of his life, and it's so sad that people that didn't know him, will remember him for that and not the good that he did, and the funny, kind, warm, friendly, engaging, talented man he actually was, underneath the horror of addiction.