Has an auto-cyber attack silenced a controversial journalist?

The American journalist, author and editor of Rolling Stone was a ruthless force. Known as someone who “talked fast, smoked fast” and “vibrated energy,” his fearless pursuit of the truth, regardless of the consequences, defined his career – and may have contributed to his untimely death. In 2013, he died in Los Angeles in a high-speed car crash, which some speculate was the result of the world’s first cyberattack on a vehicle. He started his writing journey with children’s stories for Scholastic, an educational magazine. In 2002, he joined Newsweek and earned praise for his compelling reporting on the Iraq War. In 2007, disaster struck while…