Bob Saget died
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Anonymous
You can be covid positive for 3+months. There's residual covid in your system and that's why you shouldn't do a highly sensitive test like PCR for many weeks afterwards- I assume the ME, being thorough, used the PCR test. |
Anonymous
+1 |
Anonymous
| Something smacks you in the back of the head and it bumps your head forward so you smack lightly on the front. Like a door hits you in the back of the head and bumps you in the wall in front of your face. Or you walk into a door (I’ve actually done that) and it knocks you over back hard into something behind you. If he was walking and hit something sticking out low (like a cupboard door open or a low hanging ceiling) and it make him fall backwards and hit his head on the concrete, that could cause fractures around the eyes and then a larger break in the back of the skull. And you’d feel like an idiot so would shake it off and say “no, I’m fine, really.” |
Anonymous
There’s no way I’d walk into a cabinet hard enough to fracture my eye sockets and fall back hard enough to give me a concussion with internal bleeding. That’s stuff victims of domestic violence suffer by being thrown into a wall. |
Anonymous
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I believe the report.
This happened to an older family member a few years ago. She hit her head. It must have been hard, but we don't know as she doesn't have any memory of hitting her head. A day later she collapsed in her home. She was rushed to the hospital (luckily she wasn't alone) where they were trying to figure out why there was bleeding in her brain. We learned that older people are at more risk when they hit their head of this sort of injury. The danger is that they may have hit their head in a similar way when they were younger and blown it off. They do the same when they are older not realizing the danger. |
Anonymous
| He had clonazepam in his system. Benzos can have significant side effects on some people. |
Anonymous
Isn’t that the date rape drug? |
Anonymous
Reading about the injuries, I'm thinking "what??, this sounds like murder." But I presume the examiner knows what he/she is doing?? |
Anonymous
No, rohypnol is the date rape drug. |
Anonymous
| Too many armchair detectives up in here. |
Anonymous
Clonazepam is just a longer-acting version of xanax. |
Anonymous
| I’m shocked by the conclusion that he fractured his skull in multiple places and “thought nothing of it”. Does that really happen |
Anonymous
Xanax and Clonazepam have both been used in date rape assaults to make victims more compliant and remove inhibitions. Clonazepam is also being used to replicate the effects of Rohypnol, a date rape drug. According to anecdotal information, adults and teens are buying clonazepam in Mexico and bringing it into the United States. It may be sold for as little as a dollar a pill and is being called "the dollar date." Texas may be experiencing a similar problem. According to a 1999 report from the Texas Commission of Drug and Alcohol Abuse, Mexican criminal groups are pushing clonazepam as a replacement for Rohypnol. https://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/320409 https://www.justice.gov/archive/ndic/pubs/654/odd.htm |
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Sounds more and more like the times gay cruisers were/are murdered in their hotel rooms. I mean traveling alone for weeks at a time when he didn’t need to work, in a pandemic, pseudo-date rape drugs in his system, serious fractures on his face and head, and dead in a hotel room.
Did they even bother doing a sexual assualt kit in the autopsy? And the hotel never released video of him going up alone either? It’s the Ritz Carlton - you know they have video of all hallways and the elevators plus lobby. |
Anonymous
Is this form part of the autopsy findings? This seems excessive for a head knock. |
