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The 19-year-old son of Fox News host and contributor Eric Bolling was found dead on Friday.
The Huffington Post reported Saturday that Eric Chase Bolling, Jr. died in Boulder, Colorado, where, according to his Facebook, he was studying economics at the University of Colorado, Boulder.
“Very sad news, Eric Bolling’s son, who was only 19, died last night. By all accounts, Eric was incredibly devoted to his son. Heartbreaking,” HuffPo contributor Yashar Ali wrote on Twitter. “The one thing I heard from people consistently: he was a devoted dad.”
Bolling did confirm the news Saturday afternoon on Twitter, saying that he and his wife are “devastated” and that details are still unclear.
For somebody like me, (well, I lost several loved ones to suicide) I can't imagine the pain the family is going through right now.
Suicide is the worst. I lost one of my fraternity brothers to suicide and I still think about it a lot, probably too much. This happened almost 20 years ago too.
What a terrible thing, to lose your only son, who was only 19 years old to a suicide. It is truly tragic he didn't get the help he needed to cope with whatever bad mental feelings led to him committing suicide.
May God bless him, his father, and the rest of the Bolling family.
I sure hope the son was not harassed at school or by losers because of the recent news of his father's firing. That would be a sick sick thing.
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