[Proctor]

Thank you and well stated.

[ScaniaBoy]

Thank you for trying to keep the discussion to the issue at hand - not the guilt or innocence of Milosevic - but the indications that he may have been murdered (although the result of the possible poisoning would be a natural death which can be ascribed to his underlying disease) while being held imprisoned, facing a UN court.

Recent news says that the official verdict will be "heart attack". The problem is of course that if he was given rifampicin this would have drastically reduce the effectiveness of his anti-hypertensive medication - which could explain the difficulty his doctors experienced keeping his hypertension in check. The increased blood pressure would increase the risk of cardiac events and cerebral hemorrhages.

It will be very interesting to see if this report re the leprosy / tbc medication is confirmed.

PS: Medication with rifampicin at least initially colours the body fluids like urine, tears, spit, etc red. Just so you know what to look out for..... :-)

ScaniaBoy