Soundgarden singer Chris Cornell dead at 52 (wrongful death charges against Dr. Robert Koblin) 2017

Vedder said:

Chester Bennington hung himself today. I'm beside myself.

http://www.tmz.com/2017/07/20/linkin-park-singer-chester-bennington-dead-commits-suicide/

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Only4Justice said:

I have stayed at that hotel many times. No way they broke down the door. False News lol.


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BetteDavisEyes said:

No foul play in Chris Cornell death, police insist

George Hunter, The Detroit News Published 8:31 p.m. ET July 21, 2017 | Updated 11:21 p.m. ET July 21, 2017

The Detroit homicide detective who investigated the death of Soundgarden frontman Chris Cornell insisted Friday that there were no signs of foul play, despite questions from those who continue to doubt that the rock star killed himself.

The Wayne County Medical Examiner’s Office ruled the death a suicide...

http://www.detroitnews.com/story/ne...-death-police-investigator-insists/103906630/

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That only prompted more questions — but Detroit Police investigator Charles Weaver told The Detroit News there are simple explanations for the perceived anomalies in the case.

(FAQ in death of Soundgarden singer Chris Cornell)

For instance, Weaver checked a box in his report stating Cornell’s cellphone wasn’t recovered, sparking widespread questions about what happened to it. Weaver said that only means the phone wasn’t taken into evidence.

“The phone wasn’t recovered; it was returned to Mrs. Cornell,” Weaver said.


http://www.detroitnews.com/story/ne...-death-police-investigator-insists/103906630/

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Here’s a look at some of the questions raised and how they’re answered by the Detroit police investigator on the case and a medical expert.

Q.: If there was no struggle, why was Cornell’s shirt torn, as stated in the reports?

A.: “It was torn by the medical people as they tried to save his life,” said Detroit Police investigator Charles Weaver, who investigated and compiled the report on Cornell’s death.

Q.: Why did the medic say there were “signs of strangulation” as heard on the police scanner?

A.: In medicine, the term strangulation isn’t referring to a homicidal act, said pathologist Cyril Wecht, former medical examiner of Allegheny County, Penn., and chairman of the American Board of Legal Medicine board of trustees.

It denotes a medical condition in which blood flow to part of the body is cut off, he said.

“You can strangle yourself,” he said. “When people hear ‘strangulation,’ they automatically think it’s a homicide, but that’s not necessarily the case.”

Q.: Why would Cornell ask to have his Apple TV fixed, as stated in police reports, if he was about to kill himself less than an hour later?

A.: “We never know what a person is thinking during a suicide,” Weaver said. “Unless there’s a note, sometimes there are no answers.”

Q.: Why swab the bodyguard’s hands for DNA? And was the DNA submitted to the Michigan State Police Laboratory for testing?

A.: Weaver said it’s standard to check witnesses for signs of struggle. “We do that as a precaution,” he said.

The sample was not submitted to a lab for analysis. Once the death was ruled a suicide, there was no reason to submit the DNA for testing to the state police crime lab, which has a backlog of samples awaiting analysis, Weaver said.

Q.: Why did Weaver list the 6-foot-2 Cornell as being 5-foot-10?

A.: “I don’t actually measure the bodies; that’s for the medical examiner to do,” Weaver said. “It’s just an estimate.”

Q.: Why was there so much blood splattered near the body?

A.: “In a hanging, the body continues to function, and the heart continues pumping blood,” Wecht said. “Blood vessels become engorged, and they burst. Some blood comes out from the airway, on up through the windpipe, into the mouth, and blood can come out your nose.

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http://www.detroitnews.com/story/ne...2017/07/21/chris-cornell-death-faq/103906632/

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...“This has left me and my family still looking for answers, but at the same time, set off this whirlwind of conspiracies,”...

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“We’re human beings,” she said. “This is real life. We’re not characters in some film. I lost my husband. My children lost their father. We’re in a lot of pain, and we have to deal with these people coming after us. If the autopsy report was thorough, I believe some of this could have been avoided.”

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Vicky Cornell said the medical examiner never tested her husband’s body for Prednisone, a steroid he was prescribed. A bottle of the steroid was found in the singer’s hotel room where he was found dead.

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Curious Me said:

It's been a year now since the world lost Chris. His wife was on Dr. Oz earlier this year. She seems genuine in her attempt to understand how and why this happened. I'm not sure there will ever be any answers that will bring closure though. Blame the ME? Not sure it is the medical examiner's job to explain why someone decided to take their own life or phrase their finding in a certain way so that it satisfies everyone.

Chris Cornell’s widow slams ‘botched investigation’ into Soundgarden singer’s death
https://pagesix.com/2018/05/15/chri...investigation-into-soundgarden-singers-death/





Something I brought up last year was the Prednisone. See my Posts # 401 402 405 above. I wish she mentioned why he'd be taking it.

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thornfae said:

Even if Chris Cornell relapsed into opioid usage which a friend allegedly told Vicky happened weeks before his death, according to the Page Six article, how would that translate into hanging himself in the bathroom of his hotel after a concert? That hanging was either premeditated by Chris or staged by a murderer.

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JerseyGirl said:

From February 2019:

Chris Cornell’s Kids Accept Frontman’s Grammy With Heartbreaking Speeches

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