Looking at the wikipedia article about the incident: > Fatalities resulting from Peterloo > John Rhodes > Cause: Sabre wound to the head > Notes: Rhodes's b

Looking at the wikipedia article about the incident: > Fatalities resulting from Peterloo > John Rhodes > Cause: Sabre wound to the head > Notes: Rhodes's body was dissected by order of magistrates who wished to prove that his death was not a result of Peterloo. The coroner's inquest found that he had died from natural causes. Yesterday I saw news that the coroner investigating the air accident of a judge, appointed to investigate the most important corruption charges of the last years in Brazil, said that there was no evidence of assassination. The arguments were plausible, but I am very cynical of these evaluations.