Thanks for posting this. Ugh, once again some large mistakes that we don’t know how to rectify.
Why doesn’t the writer list the names of all the drugs? We had already heard that Benadryl and Sudafed were two more, in addition to the Ambien, and the known methadone, Zoloft and Lexapro. The rescue drugs must have been Narcan and Atropine. That’s 8 right there - where is the “embarrassing” one? And what is the “3rd” antidepressant - which would make a total of 9 drugs?
And how did those abrasions get turned into bruises again? Did the pathologist *really* say bruises or contusions or ecchymoses or something like that? Or did he say abrasions and the writer called them bruises instead of scrapes? And why have they moved from his pelvic area on the front to now being on his back? And why are they *now* being attributed to the revival attempts, when they’ve said all along that they were *not* caused by them? Arrggh.
Where was the quote from Munroe uttered? In the courtroom, during the inquest? Why would he be making any testimony? If he came out and spoke to the newspaper, why? Why is that quote even in there?
I don’t like this!