Never said I had the answer @DaveyJones. My point is there is at least one plausible answer that will answer your question. There is a preliminary call made by someone else for reasons we don't know. If the Medical Examiner thinks there is foul play he will call it a poisoning so an autopsy is demanded, investigation and prosecution can be made. It is the practice of a law abiding society. Blessings friend. Have a great day
There are poison symptoms @DaveyJones and medical examiners can very easily tell if someones been poisoned, Being able to tell which poison it is exactly could be more difficult. You rule things out, like if someone becomes very sick and dies all of the sudden and there are chemical anomalies on their blood its easy to put 2 and 2 together.
about 19yrs ago i was in the hospital...they ran a blood test on me, i could hear their response to the blood test - "omg, he's cleaner than we are, what the hell is wrong with him"
