How about waiting until the report comes back to see if maybe, just possibly, her being diabetic had anything at all to do with her death? A person that age, already into neopathy to that stage... not terribly surprising there'd be a death involved. Better check what she ate. We might find that Twinkies kill, or roast beef kills. Sure would hurt the "food is good for you" crowd then, wouldn't it? There's a huge difference between circumstantial evidence, guilt by association, and cause and effect.
A few observations.
She took the sativex for 23 days. Then was admitted to the hospital, and died 5 months later. So for the 5 months prior to her dying she did not take the substance. Not sure how then that was what killed her, considering her many other health related problems.
She died over a year and a half ago. All this time and just now they are going to investigate the death? Seems to me this is another phishing expidition to try to pin this death on THC. Chalk up another 'victory' inthe war on drugs.