` :Well, there does seem to be some support for the Duggan incident (guess it was a slow news day at the Washington Post). What about the mention of Kronberg, though? I see an opinion piece in the Washington Monthly, but of the sources given, that is the only one that mentions LaRouche's name. And it refers to the speculation surrounding the death as ``conspiracy theories.`` (True to form, LaRouche's current and former followers immediately burst forth with conspiracy theories. Had Kronberg been deliberately goaded to commit suicide by the movement's leaders? Had this private and modest man killed himself in a public fashion in order to draw attention to LaRouche's murky finances?) Part of the problem is that LaRouche is a very marginal figure, and most of the coverage of him has been negative, so it can be challenging to balance our obligations under WP:BLP with our obligations under WP:V to reflect what the sources say. It's a shame that there has never been a neutral, academic account of the LaRouche movement by university scholars, as there has been with most small religious sects and many other fringe political movements. Right now we're basically stuck piecing together coverage by reporters (who are generally fairly neutral, but aren't really experts in political extremism) and critics (who have some very large axes to grind).  `