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| | eMJA: Cala & Lawrence, Not murder most foul |
 | | Circumstantial evidence pointed towards foul play and murder investigations were initiated, but correlation of the autopsy findings with the scene of the "crime" showed that one was a death from natural causes, and the other was an accident. |
 | | Although not diagnostic for hypothermia (and not present in all cases), such multiple, superficial, variable-sized ulcers or erosions, found particularly in the body of the stomach, are often seen in cases in which hypothermia is believed to be either the sole cause of death or a contributing factor to death. |
 | | The most probable scenario is that while the deceased was watering his garden, he tripped on the hose, fell onto the post, sustained the penetrating injury and died a short time later. |
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