[joan]

"Some experts said rifampicin itself was unlikely to explain Milosevic's death, since he did not die of a stroke"

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?

[DTA]

>>>>>Could they have suffocated him that night. <<<<

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.

[Proctor]

"His medical condition was not good, so we asked for additional tests to evaluate his cardiac situation," said Dr. Florence Leclercq, a French cardiologist who examined Milosevic for about three hours in November. "But these investigations were never performed, and now that's a problem." A tribunal official said it was not possible to comment while an inquiry was under way.

Also, his blood results where in in January and kept secret for 3 months, until a week before Sloba's death - why?