He killed himself after seeing the woman he loves and his best friend that he loves together. The scratched out faces on his playgirl pic is him being ashamed he's not the sexy man he once was that his wife fell in love with. Maybe he tried to make it not look like suicide so his wife could collect the life insurance money. Maybe since Bateman was last seen with him he could try to make it look like Bateman murdered him since he betrayed him. Though doubt he'd do that as he loved them both and he's a good guy. I can't see it being the kid or bateman's wife. If not suicide my 1st thought it was the wife umpire that manipulated Bateman into having her husband get life insurance, then framing him for the muder so she could collect the life insurance money and be done with the man she didn't love anymore. Now that i think about it it being her is my next best guess. Sounds right now. Looks too obvious though like they want us to think that it's her or Bateman.

I'm going to go way into left field and say it could be Modern Love. They've shown him twice, and they keep referring to his "everyone seems normal from across the street" line, which, with him being seemingly the last person to do it, makes me wonder. But the more plausible theory is they came back to Modern Love solely to get them to the insurance policy, and it was suicide.

For sure it's a stretch, and I said as much. Still, the show is called DTF ST Louis, yet so little of it has actually involved the app. Also, was Tiger Tiger ever fully explained? The tough part to reconcile is who rode the bike there at 4AM, and why. It seems like someone with shorter hair, but who knows if that was a female with their hair tied back. But if it wasn't suicide, presumably it was the person on that bike, meaning who else but the principal characters? But again, that seems too straightforward, hence my reaching theory. That, and them having repeated the Modern Love quote several times, when doing so was entirely unnecessary.