“(sniff, sniff) yep sounds mighty fishy to me...”
Probably not. Dr. David G. Moylan III, the coroner, said the virtual autopsy conducted Thursday “showed pulmonary congestion,” or fluid in the lungs. “Many things can cause it,” he said.
Some of the possibles:
Acute respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS), a potentially serious condition caused by severe infections, trauma, lung injury, inhalation of toxins, lung infections, cocaine smoking, or radiation to the lungs. Kidney failure, high altitude pulmonary edema, brain trauma, an overdose of heroin or methadone, aspirin overdose, and these are just the non-cardiogenic pulmonary edema causes.
Probably nothing here.
rwood
Inhalation of toxins....mixing bathroom cleaners killed my father-in-law. Horrible experience. Fluid on lungs from chemical enduced pneumonia was cause of death.
We need Quincy on the case.