Further to #21, Jeffrey Marreel [LINK]
Ottawa Citizen (25 June 2008) - ...An autopsy performed yesterday was inconclusive and further forensic tests have been ordered to assist in determining the cause of death. [LINK]
A hypothetical taser-death would leave no evidence. [LINK] [LINK]
Dr. Zian Tseng, a San Francisco cardiologist and electrophysiologist, said, "If there's a person that dropped dead suddenly after Taser application and you can find nothing else on the autopsy, I would venture to say that's due to arrhythmic death." [LINK]
So, in addition to looking for clues, you need to be prepared for the situation where, ahem, you don't have a clue.
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A victim receiving application of the taser would be the number one clue.
Exactly.
I've made several previous posts where the main point was that finding no internal physical evidence during the autopsy may be very strong evidence in itself.
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