They’ve gone from cardiac arrhythmia, to drowning, to severe internal injuries. We’ve all seen pictures of her out of the plane and floating in a life preserver in the water and the Coast Guard said she was in the water. If she somehow ended up inside the plane later, then someone is lying and someone stuffed her into the plane for some idiotic reason. Obviously that part of the story is hogwash. Come on, it’s splitting hairs about being “on” the island as opposed to within sight of it and 100 yards off shore so close that the 70 year old guy swam ashore. If this is the norm for their coroner’s office, they should expect every murderer behind bars to be suing the state.
The question I want answered is why the airport closed at least an hour early that day despite having their departure scheduled. There were no witnesses in the office to man the radio and no witnesses to wave away the island’s mayor.
This is the fog of accidents. The internal injury report appears to come for the Coast Guard officer in the plane flying over the accident on the day of the crash. The preliminary cause of death comes from the fact she was fished out of the ocean and there was no trauma to her body. The arrhythmia comes after the autopsy could find no obvious cause of death.
It reminds me of the Sago mine disaster where thirteen miners were reported to have been rescued alive but that was changed to one was alive and twelve were dead. Miscommunications are not that hard to imagine in these types of situations.
Or the recent Asiana airline crash in San Francisco. Paramedics using the START triage protocol said a victim was dead before she was run over by a fire truck. The coroner ruled she was alive at the time. All trained professionals but they came up with different answers.
I would find it much more suspicious if all stories matched up exactly.