Could they have suffocated him that night. There was a big delay between when he died and when they said they discovered him dead. Weren't they checking on the prisoners every hour and weren't the lights always on?
No, that would be easy to prove. He died from Heart attack.
Probably comparrable to Kennedy having a massive haemorhage. /sarcasm off
The issue at hand is what caused heart attack in the first place. I am sure 'license to kill' services know how to do it.
One clue: MIlo was a diabetic, and it is not mentioned anywhere.
We need a forensis expert with a long memory of odd drug adverse reactions.
Also, his blood results where in in January and kept secret for 3 months, until a week before Sloba's death - why?