Since you are an MD let me ask this:
Let’s assume the pillow was on his head. I don’t see a reason for someone to have mentioned a pillow if it was laying elsewhere on the bed so I am just going to assume that it was on his head
Bedsheets not rumpled
Laying in repose. Hands folded.
Is that possible with a sudden death heart attack. In my mind I see the body moving around with a heart attack.
Death by heart attack, heart failure, can be very quiet, not produce any movement. I was sitting in front of an older man at a seminar when he died of a heart attack. Thought I heard him snoring. He slumped over in his chair quietly and that was it. We called the paramedics, but he was already gone.
“Is that possible with a sudden death heart attack. In my mind I see the body moving around with a heart attack.”
I’ve done CPR three times in my life, on a friend, my ex-father in-law and my own father. All had heart attacks right in front of me. They didn’t grab their chests, or left arms and they didn’t act like they were in pain of any source. Two complained they didn’t feel good and collapsed my father simply went unconscious while sitting in a recliner. Two were dead before they hit the ground, my father was the only one that survived.