She collapsed, period. You find the circumstances 'suspicious' because you have already prejudged MS as an abuser and attempted murderer. Aside from your unsubstantiated suspicions, there is NO evidence of foul play. NONE.
Spontaneous cardiac arrest? I think not.
It happens, even in young people.
Yes. She did. A healthy young woman collapsed the cause of which hasn't been found.
Aside from your unsubstantiated suspicions,
Your assumption. Where did I say he caused the collapse? I merely said it was suspicious. And it is.
You: It happens, even in young people.
The autopsy said she had a healthy heart. When healthy young people suffer a cardiac arrest, there's always a reason.
Malakhi: It happens, even in young people.
It does, indeed. My husband and I lost our 14-year old son to an unexplained cardiac arrest (absolutely no evidence of drug use or alcohol abuse...our son was skateboarding at a local, contained, skateboard park at the time, something he had done almost daily for a couple of years with no greater ill effects than a "board burn" on his left shin when he was 12).
Sometimes, it is what it is, and that's all it is. Our son was autopsied within 72 hours of his cardiac arrest (and within 24 hours of his death), unlike Terri Schiavo, whose autopsy occurred 15 years and 34 days following her cardiac arrest. Even so, it didn't matter. There was no "reason" for his cardiac arrest...it was just a fact. A fact of his death. And, in the aftermath, one of the things we found out is that sudden and unexplained cardiac arrest (in the young and in the not so young) is not all that unusual.