Hawaiian health director died of irregular heartbeat after plane crash

USNEWS.NBCNEWS.COM ^ | Daniel Arkin, Staff Writer, NBC News

[FreeAtlanta]

Authorities say the cause of death for the Hawaii health director who died after an airplane crashed off the island of Molokai was cardiac arrhythmia — an irregular heartbeat. Loretta Fuddy died due to the stress from the horrific Dec. 11 plunge into the water after the si …

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[hoosiermama]

Hmmmm is Gill a member of c u l t ?

[holden]

legal way to challenge the finding"

I know zip about Hawai'i's laws.

I did see a similar case in a Midwestern state (either yours or mine, :) ). There, such a challenge had to come either from 1) a family member (then at their own expense), or 2) someone bringing forth evidence of a possible crime, for a grand jury, presumably.

In the case with which I'm tangentially familiar, the family backed down, basically fearing what they suspected would come out to taint the family legacy.

HF

[hoosiermama]

The pen is more powerful then ... Fr mail coming

[holden]

Oh, and in that case, the deceased's grown sister held information that might have pointed a finger, but the deceased's mother was tearfully able to cow her from bringing forth that evidence (untimely use of contra-indicated medication) that might have exposed mens rea of the deceased's wife.

HF

[hoosiermama]

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[WildHighlander57]

Looks like palafox stepped on some toes as he was cleaning house....

I wonder what else he found out.... what would make him back out of a job offer?

[hoosiermama]

A plane crash!

[holden]

Though I might agree with your coverage of the "waterfront" of possibilities, it would require evidence to know which of those was true. Probability of 33.3%, 33.3%, 33.3% doesn't tell us much.

It seems possible that the coroner was responding to a family wish not to see Loretta's name be dragged through anything that looked or smelled like mud. And the gentle-but-corruptible coroner perhaps "saw it their way."

Or maybe rather than family, it was more like a political "famiglia".

HF

[pieceofthepuzzle]

The way this usually works, after an autopsy that does not find a conclusive cause of death, something has to be conjectured and put on paper. It's just the way it is. So, if there is no atherosclerosis or a clot in a coronary, no evidence of acute stroke or intracranial blood, no evidence of a pulmonary embolus, etc. etc., then a diagnosis of sudden death is often made - and an arrhythmia inferred. There's nothing nefarious about this as such, and there's not a whole lot else you can say without definitive autopsy findings.

That said, the coroner would have to be under a lot of pressure (IMHO) to alter a death certificate for any reason other than a change of professional opinion about the cause of death.

[holden]

While others have tried to characterize "exhaustion", "fatigue" "rough waters" and "frigid" temperatures, suggesting it was only reasonable that Yamamoto would be forced to let go of Fuddy's an actual survivor uses the right term. They were "bobbing" in their life jackets. The waters were not rough or cold.

The facts existing at the time support the view that a healthy, life-jacketed person need not have had any difficulty whatsoever surviving the experience.

HF
From someone that's spent a lot of time in a life-jacket as an acquatics, swimming, life-saving, canoeing, boating and flight instructor.

[hoosiermama]

Check out Gill’s. wife. Is she the journalist Susan E who writes for star?

How convenient

[holden]

" let go of Fuddy's an actual..."

"let go of Fuddy's hand, an actual"... is what it should have been.

HF

[holden]

Why yes, Gill is married to the same Susan Essoyan that reports for the Honolulu Star Advertiser and Star Bulletin. This is also the same SEG that won a Fulbright Scholarship in 2006, taking hubby Gary and two children to Tokyo the following academic school year! She got her Masters in Public Policy from Haahvad. Both the Fulbright and Harvard are well-known launchpads for leftists.

"Strong Women Led Obama" by sessoyan@starbulletin.com

HF

[hoosiermama]

Susan’s father ????

http://m.legacy.com/ns/obituary.aspx?pid=156645875

[Cementjungle]

Oh, and by the way, we forgot to mention that there was a icepick found in her chest!

The icepick, along with the bullet fragments and whaling harpoon, were noted but found not to be contributing causes of death. Her heart (what was left of it) stopped working completely due to natural causes.

[holden]

Yes, that was her USSR-hobnobbing daddy.

Barry only lets the proven, committed-to-the-cause, dyed-in-the-wool leftists to do his dirty work.

HF

[hoosiermama]

And who might this AP journal list be ?
Last up dated 2012
...”Chief of Middle East Operations
Local Address: Beirut, Lebanon”...

[hoosiermama]

So what we have is
• one head of the DOH involved in a Muslim cult that 0 ‘s mom was connected to
•One head of the DOH deeply involved/married and SIL of AP journalist
• One head of the DOH that is involved with emergency services that rescued survivors of plane crashes

What’s next?

[hoosiermama]

Just how involved was Scotty in the rescue?
FROM YOUR POST 120

One thing you know about Molokai is that when there’s a plane crash, it’s about family. This time it was my family,” said Molo­kai paramedic Scotty Schaefer, husband of Fuddy ‘s stepsister, Lynette Schaefer.

(snip)

Lynette Shaeffer, who is a Molo­kai police chaplain and was unaware Fuddy was going to be at Kalau­papa on Wednesday, ended up identifying her stepsister’s body. She said the employees told her that her stepsister was well loved, compassionate and humble. “She would always see the best in people and lift them up to be the best they could be,” she said.

[LucyT]

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Ping.

So what we have is
• one head of the DOH involved in a Muslim cult that 0 ‘s mom was connected to
•One head of the DOH deeply involved/married and SIL of AP journalist
• One head of the DOH that is involved with emergency services that rescued survivors of plane crashes

Thanks, Hoosiermama.

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(The Cloward–Piven strategy involves draining and overloading the system, in order to get the political change they want.)

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