Bob the Lunatic

Bob the Lunatic, referred to as Robert Wright in media, was a musician from Dallas, Texas. He was controversial in the 1980s for his absurd lyrics in songs. By 1997, Bob had stopped his inanity music and continued working with his record label that he co-founded in the 1970s. Media coverage about Bob was huge before 1997-1998, and often called him "the idiot of this generation" and even "the vacuous meathead".

Personal life
Bob had two children with Laura Wensel. They separated in the 80s. He also owned several housingholds across America, but claimed otherwise. Bob's real name was Aaron Pulver, but media always called him Robert Wright.

Death
Bob was murdered on January 3, 1999 after performing at the now expunged Music Farm Arena in Newport, Kentucky. Allegedly, Bob ran into bikers on his way to the car, and was stabbed in the heart before being dragged on the ground and shot at close range. The alleged bikers then threw rocks and sand on the deceased Bob. A woman saw the attack and ran after help. Police responded almost immediately and the woman explained her witness. She later couldn’t testify in court. No investigation was launched for the lack of evidence provided, and the case was dropped. A gang affilated, Daniel Odgers, turned himself in in January 2004 but was later released on suspicion that he was lying.

Conspiracy
Fascist activist Harry Pullen was a known hater of Bob. He sent a letter bomb to Bobs address but it didn’t reach the destination and he was subsequently trialed and put to two years imprisonment. After Harry’s controversial release in 1998, he filed a lawsuit against Bobs record label. After dying in a car accident around December 29 the same year, conspiracy nuts theorized that Harry ordered high ranking gang members to assasinate Bob five days later. This became national headlines in 2003.