I would need to see some proof that a particular drug could do that. Not saying it isn't possible, because drugs can have deadly side effects but what drug and how much would it take? Zulema is the only one who could have poisoned him or it would have had to have been suicide so what chemical compound could have done it?
A drug that they did not test for IMO
There is a whole thread, IIRC about this when AxC passed away
The day After they all found out TD's body was being exhumed.
AxC received a blessing from Chad,
Then Chad called ZP and said, "you better get home"
To which ZP called her son to check on Alex
ZP son, who did NOT even know that AxC was his new stepdad and married to his mother, found him on bathroom floor.
Then ZP asked LE if she was a "Suspect" in his death ?!?!?!?!??!?!?!
WHY WOULD SHE ASK THIS ?? Did she substitute something in one of his other meds ???
Then ZP said--
During the interview, Pastenes said Cox did not have much communication with his six siblings. She said she knew Lori and Melani but did not know where Lori lived or her phone number.
“She said the last time she tried texting Lori, the number was disconnected,” according to the report. “She had met Lori a few times before when Lori lived locally. She had not seen Lori since she moved a few months ago. She did not think Lori was married.”
Meanwhile, Pastenes’ daughter arrived at the house and spoke with detectives about her mother and Lori. She described the two as good friends who attended the same congregation of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, according to police reports.
The daughter said both Pastenes and Lori were “preppers” preparing for the end of the world, and her mother met Cox, whom she described as “very religious,” through Lori. The two became engaged, and Pastenes planned to move to Idaho with Cox, Daybell and Pawlowski, according to the daughter. Plans changed when Cox moved in with them around Thanksgiving 2019.
Back at the hospital, a family member showed up and told Pastenes she should not speak to investigators without an attorney.
They went to their home, and Pastenes received a phone call from someone.
“Moments later, Zulema told me she would not talk with me without a lawyer,” an officer wrote in a report.
Well, now that I have re-read everything I just posted, I see it really does not answer your question except the first sentence.
But it is all very suspicious and too much of a coincidence, IMO
GILBERT, Arizona — Authorities released new information Monday regarding the investigation into the death of Lori Vallow Daybell’s brother, Alex Cox. The 59 pages of heavily redacted reports provide more insight about Cox, his death and what those close to him had to say about his life...
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