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    Update: HHHhhhhhmmmmmmm


    Non-news. That's how it's done without an obvious cause of natural death in a non-hospital setting. If he had terminal cancer, a DNR in place, and a doctor willing to sign the death certificate that's one thing. If not, then it's a 'death investigation' and the coroner will do their thing. If the coroner detects something odd or hinky, the police then do their thing.

    We do it all the time. Many are overdoses (intentional or unintentional) but many are also just natural deaths. And sometimes you get an 'undetermined' when the coroner can't say for certain what killed them.
     

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    Non-news. That's how it's done without an obvious cause of natural death in a non-hospital setting. If he had terminal cancer, a DNR in place, and a doctor willing to sign the death certificate that's one thing. If not, then it's a 'death investigation' and the coroner will do their thing. If the coroner detects something odd or hinky, the police then do their thing.

    We do it all the time. Many are overdoses (intentional or unintentional) but many are also just natural deaths. And sometimes you get an 'undetermined' when the coroner can't say for certain what killed them.
    Hinky? Kojak called, :lmfao:

    Harrison, Ohio? They might have just found bullet holes.
     

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    Non-news. That's how it's done without an obvious cause of natural death in a non-hospital setting. If he had terminal cancer, a DNR in place, and a doctor willing to sign the death certificate that's one thing. If not, then it's a 'death investigation' and the coroner will do their thing. If the coroner detects something odd or hinky, the police then do their thing.

    We do it all the time. Many are overdoses (intentional or unintentional) but many are also just natural deaths. And sometimes you get an 'undetermined' when the coroner can't say for certain what killed them.
    Possibly the Coroner detected something odd and/or hinky. I heard this on the broadcast a minute ago, looks like there was this update to the linked article.

    Anyone who has any information about the radio host’s death is asked to call Harrison police at (513) 367-3715.

     

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    Possibly the Coroner detected something odd and/or hinky. I heard this on the broadcast a minute ago, looks like there was this update to the linked article.

    Anyone who has any information about the radio host’s death is asked to call Harrison police at (513) 367-3715.


    Maybe. Without knowing his medical history, it's presumptively odd for someone of his age to die of a heart attack. It happens, of course. I would suspect they are waiting for toxicology results, which is what takes the longest. Findings of trauma are pretty immediate. Once the tox is back they'll see both natural chemicals (like pre-cursors to a cardiac event) and any ingested chemicals.
     

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    Update: was the monitoring to make sure he stayed away from the guy he tried to kill, only? The guy still tried to commit murder.

    Fountaintown man charged with attempted murder of comedic radio host Ron Sexton removed from GPS monitoring

    https://fox59.com/news/indycrime/fo...-host-ron-sexton-removed-from-gps-monitoring/


    Yes. GPS monitoring on pre-trial is geo-fenced to make sure he stays away from the victim. The order to remove him was on 7/27. Pre-trial and jury trial are still set for 8/16 and 8/22, respectively.
     

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    Possibly the Coroner detected something odd and/or hinky.
    Maybe it’s just the part that he was found in his room in the nude?
    Not sure the reasoning but supposedly the lady whose husband shot at him was listed in the police report from when they found him. Maybe she was with him? Or had been at the room?
     

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    Wow! Sounds like his personal life was pretty messed up. 5 kids and a wife, plus a mistress with a jealous husband trying to kill him…plus fentanyl and apparently heavy drinking.
     
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