Schiller Institute issued a statement in 2007: "The Schiller Institute has always maintained that it had no involvement whatsoever in Jeremiah's death, and has expressed its sympathy to the Duggan family." In 2015 a spokesperson told Newsweek that the allegations were "utterly preposterous": At no time has Ms Duggan ever presented any evidence or facts that refute the findings of the German authorities concerning the suicide of her son. Instead, over the last 12 years she and her representatives and collaborators have propounded wild conspiracies theories promulgated by the political enemies of Mr LaRouche in and around the British Monarchy and the circles of the now discredited former prime minister Tony Blair. See also List of unsolved deaths Notes References Further reading Justice for Jeremiah, Duggan family website. "Facts of the Duggan Case", Executive Intelligence Review, LaRouche movement. 2003 in Germany Burials at Highgate Cemetery English people of German-Jewish descent English people of Irish descent English people of South African descent Deaths by person in Germany Death of Jeremiah Duggan People from Hampstead Unsolved deaths March 2003 events in Europe