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I have never worked in the coroners office. I, like all physicians spent time in the pathology lab. The filling out of the death certificate if not contested or involved in a legal process is fairly straight forward. If it is a fact he has not seen a physician for over 1 year mitigates against an unstable coronary process or it may indicate that Mr. Breitbart was not a compliant patient. I cannot say or speculate. With no cardiac drugs in his system, again this might indicate noncompliance or lack of disease. I have not heard his serum K+ level. Arsenic poisoning is usually a slow incidious process from ingesting small quantities of arsenic and is unlikely, it seems to me. I believe I read where the coroner said the cause of death was "heart failure". This term, as I have stated earlier is very nonspecific.

I am afraid I am of no help to you, and your looking into this matter. Some things do not add up.

I might also add that the coroner might be sensitive to much of the commentary on various blogs about concerns of someone sympathetic to obama, and might hold off the release. This is just speculation on my part. Or the family might have made a request to hold off as long as possible.

Arsenic is suspected in the death of the coroner’s tech. The one who does photography. There are some threads about it. I’ll fetch a link after I post this.

Would you think that the coroner’s office would have a person who specialized in photographing the bodies - somebody who knew what the coroner would be looking for, what kind of detail was necessary, how to get the required shots/angles, how to label the views, etc? Sort of like a sonographer knows how to take pictures in the womb (for instance)?

The guy who died of what they believe is arsenic poisoning was a photographer for the coroner’s office. Would I be out of line in thinking that he may have photographed Breitbart’s body? He died the night of the day the toxicology results were announced.

If Breitbart hadn’t seen a doctor for over a year, that would necessarily mean that he hadn’t been hospitalized for 2 weeks after a massive heart attack within the last year, as claimed by his “close friends”. Right?

I’ll fetch that link.

Here’s a link to a thread about the coroner’s technician who is thought to have died from arsenic poisoning:

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/2877618/posts