Well, here’s the facts.
Obviously I haven’t seen the full autopsy. What I do know is that the deceased had “fentanyl “ intoxication and crystal meth in his system. I am familiar with fentanyl. It is a killer. He obviously was overdosing on fentanyl, which means the drug was stopping his heart. He died of cardiac arrest, which is caused by “fentanyl intoxication”. The legal issue is whether the officers ‘ conduct did anything to contribute to the cardiac arrest. That, my friend, is a medical issue above my pay grade. My major question is this: does the medical examiner believe with 100% certainty that the officers‘ conduct did anything to further his cardiac arrest? The criminal complaint indicated that the medical examiner felt that it was “Likely“ that the police were partly responsible. There is a big difference between the conduct of the officers likely contributing to a death and definitely contributing to a death.
As to Michael Baden ME, his autopsy has no credibility. This guy was claiming that Jeffrey Epstein was murdered. I trust the local ME a lot more than a hired gun