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So? He had a multitude of health issues. People with a multitude of health issues sometimes die. And that report is obviously garbage--it refers to the "poli

So? He had a multitude of health issues. People with a multitude of health issues sometimes die. And that report is obviously garbage--it refers to the "police report" of why he died. Nope, the police don't determine why someone died--they're only reporting what a medical examiner said. Why should Pfizer question it? Your link is clearly to a dishonest site.

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The examiner wouldn't have known he was taking an experimental medical substance just a day or two before death, so obviously that assessment of cause of death would be incomplete. This is covered in the article and is basic common sense. It is dishonest of Pfizer to take the cause of death as assessed by someone who was lacking critical facts especially given the extremely strong temporal correlation.