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A “Pro” Wrestler gets a medical examiner’s expert pronouncement, but a Supreme Court Justice gets a phone call diagnosis?

[Jane Austen]

That implies a cover-up.

[odawg]

“A “Pro” Wrestler gets a medical examiner’s expert pronouncement, but a Supreme Court Justice gets a phone call diagnosis?”

Limbaugh is fine with that. Limbaugh has an irrational fear someone will accuse him of being a conspiracy theorist. He is complete controllable once someone waves that flag in front of him.

[Duckdog]

That was my first thought too.

[circlecity]

"A “Pro” Wrestler gets a medical examiner’s expert pronouncement, but a Supreme Court Justice gets a phone call diagnosis?"

While I think an autopsy should have been done for Scalia there's a big difference between a 79 year old man with a history of heart problems found deceased with no signs of trauma and a pro wrestler found dead next to heroin and used drug paraphernalia.

[cincinnati65]

If you find a dead body with an unmarked pill bottle with a brownish substance in it, drug paraphernalia, and a broken burnt spoon with a crystalline residue, I could probably tell you the cause of death was a drug overdose WITHOUT an autopsy.

Not sure how they came to a quick conclusion in the Scalia case, which was much more mysterious and suspect.

[Nifster]

Not even close to the same situation

Did Scalia have street drugs in his room next to his body? Was there a rug in eye sight?

Get over your silliness