REVEALED: Hugh Hefner, 91, died of heart failure and septicemia after contracting ...

(UK) Daily Mail ^ | October 3, 2017 | Jennifer Smith

[Zakeet]

Complete Headline: REVEALED: Hugh Hefner, 91, died of heart failure and septicemia after contracting drug-resistant strain of e-coli

• Hugh Hefner's death certificate revealed he died of cardiac arrest and respiratory failure
  
• It also shows he was suffering from septicemia and e-coli when he died
  
• It is not known how the 91-year-old contracted the deadly bacteria
  
• Hefner died on September 27 at the Playboy Mansion in Beverly Hills

Hugh Hefner died from heart failure after contracting an aggressive strain of e-coli which was resistant to drugs, it has been revealed.

The 91-year-old's death certificate was obtained by The Blast on Tuesday, less than a week after his death.

It lists Playboy mogul Hefner's causes of death as cardiac arrest, respiratory failure, septicemia and e-coli.

The Los Angeles County Department of Public Health could not determine how Hefner contracted the deadly bacteria.

[Snip]

It was previously reported that an infection crippled Hefner, making him bed-ridden for the two years before his death.

[Right Wing Assault]

I eat most everythinbg from my garden raw and have for many, many years.

And you didn't get e-coli because you didn't have illegals pooping in your garden and handling your produce.

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...possibly fowl play

[Doogle]

*lol*...awww ya got me

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[MeanWestTexan]

Old age and jamming things up his rear, you mean.

[WorkerbeeCitizen]

is a shame, he died in his sin - and of it

[Buckeye Battle Cry]

Septicemia and e-coli usually indicates a failure in the peritoneum. Could have been a slight tear in the colon from a routine colonoscopy. Could have been from diverticulitis. The e-coli joke I get. But the septicemia is the tell.

[mewzilla]

From earlier this year...

Rare E. coli ‘superbug’ found in California

If this is the strain that Hefner had, where/from whom did he acquire it...?

[mewzilla]

I’d really like more info on which strain of e coli Hefner had. Hope someone in the press follows up.

[Pilgrim's Progress]

He died 90 years too late. Imagine an America without this leech.

[bert]

Hospital is the best guess.

Sadly, hospitals kill

[Mr Ramsbotham]

He died 90 years too late. Imagine an America without this leech.

He served the time, the time didn't serve him. Someone else would have done it.

[sauropod]

I hate seeing anyone in that condition — even him.

[Ouderkirk]

Consider if you will that....if it wasn’t Hefner, it would have been someone else.

[Chauncey Gardiner]

Probably a few too many trips up too many wazoos...

[IronJack]

What would you expect from a man whose life was a petri dish?

[Titus-Maximus]

I thought he got the Asian Clap, and died.

[dayglored]

> So cook our lettuce, our tomatoes, our snap peas? I eat most everythinbg from my garden raw and have for many, many years. I cook the squash, corn and green beans but the sugar snap peas, lettuce and maters I eat raw.

The warning applies to commercially grown produce. The things you grow yourself are almost certainly safe without cooking, unless of course you have the habit of pooping in your own garden or using raw manure for fertilizer.

[RegulatorCountry]

Many traditional salad dressings are to an extent anti-microbial. Vinegar is, garlic is, salt, pepper and oregano are. Lemon juice is. Make up a nice dressing with the aforementioned, and always wash raw vegetables very thoroughly before making a salad or putting lettuce and tomato or anything raw on a sandwich. Imported produce is often fertilized with human waste, particularly from Mexico.

[RegulatorCountry]

He was 92 years old and in poor health, something was going to get him.