2 ms·
In almost all of those cases, there’s information as to why that’s the case. For example “foo was found unresponsive and the cause of death has not been determi
by 3fe9a03ccd14ca5 7y ago
In almost all of those cases, there’s information as to why that’s the case. For example “foo was found unresponsive and the cause of death has not been determined.”
When a high profile or public figure passes away and the announcement intentionally leaves out cod info, 99% of the time it was a drug overdose or suicide. That’s just the sad reality of these articles like this.
- CPLX 7y agoNot sure why this comment is being downvoted. It's just a factual statement, when you see a very conspicuous absence of information about the cause of death in a young person it's almost invariably overdose or suicide. I thought that was common knowledge.