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[Amysanchorcat]

What the hell does that mean?, it isn't an answer, what was the cause?, heart failure?, seizure? , they need to be a bit more detailed

[ancre]

BBC news - "death by misadventure"

"4.5 times over the drink drive limit...well over the amount that could lead to fatality"

If someone is addicted can survive even with that amount. This is not the direct cause imo...

[africanfusion]

in legal terms it means death due to unintentional accident without any violation of law or criminal negligence.

maybe more information will filter out and things will become clearer?

[africanfusion]

http://www.dailymail...s-revealed.html

[AJW4eva]

If someone is addicted can survive even with that amount. This is not the direct cause imo...

Yes, those weren't my words...I was just quoting what the BBC said as I heard it.

[Amysanchorcat]

Just saw on the news, i guess if she had gone dry for three weeks and witht the meds, then sinking a lare amount, yea, it could well have been the cause, she was a tiny thing, her body took a battering in recent years, Am happy as tox revealed 2 months ago, NO drugs!. God Bless her. x

[AJW4eva]

What the hell does that mean?, it isn't an answer, what was the cause?, heart failure?, seizure? , they need to be a bit more detailed

Yeah, I had a feeling that there wouldn't be a clearcut answer. I couldn't see how they were going to come to any real conclusions as presumably they only had blood samples and perhaps tissue samples left to work with...? I'm pretty sure that only a CT scan of the brain could show seizures, and something like a heart attack would have been ruled out during the initial autopsy I think...?

[Amysanchorcat]

Yes, those weren't my words...I was just quoting what the BBC said as I heard it.

Wasn't popping at you, sorry, if i sounded like i was xx.

[AJW4eva]

I didn't think you were! :-P

I was replying to one of the other comments.

[Cecilia]

"St Pancras coroner Suzanne Greenway said: "She had consumed sufficient alcohol at 416mg per decilitre (of blood) and the unintended consequence of such potentially fatal levels was her sudden and unexpected death."

Read more: http://www.mirror.co.../#ixzz1btLHv0F2

[ancre]

From Daily Mail: "The inquest heard her security guard looked in on her at 10am the day she died but left her for five hours before calling the emergency services.
The live-in guard, Andrew Morris, said he thought she was asleep when he initially checked on her but at 3pm he checked again and she had not moved."

OMG, what happened happened but why, oh, why this guy was not surprised that Amy was not awake at 10 a.m.? I'm always anxious when sb from my family is not awake for long time in the morning, you know, a kind of phobia...

[AJW4eva, I wasn't popping at you too, only at press. ]

[Amysanchorcat]

I kinda wondered why he left such a gap, some people are sleepyheads, esp if are nightowls, but dude, why not check on her before 3, i know he must be kisking himself, as to why he didn't check her again sooner, esp with her seizures, give her a nudge or something, it doesn't say what time she left us, i just hope it was peaceful and she didn't suffer, feel fear. x

[Birdieava]

http://www.usatoday....gist/50927104/1

[Cecilia]

http://www.telegraph...by-alcohol.html

[Amysanchorcat]

You will still get ignorant dumbass wankers dissing the result, coz it was alcohol, like as that was a personal affront on/to them, like she was doing something bad, FFS the girl got off crack cocaine and heroin, don't that count for anything with these arseholes!, fuck me, respect to her for that, cut the girl some slack, she was always a drinker, it was her biggest/longest addiction. x