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The investigation into Mary Richardson Kennedy's death, including the autopsy and toxicology reports, and the subsequent reporting by various media outlets.
Contemporaneous official reports and the autopsy concluded died by asphyxiation due to hanging, ruled a suicide . The specific detail that her fingers were "stuck inside the rope around her neck" appe...
, the estranged second wife of , died of asphyxiation by hanging at her home on May 16, 2012; the attributed the death to hanging and contemporaneous media and family statements treated it as a suicid...
sealed — excerpts of which were published alongside a feature after 2012 death — became the focal document that reshaped about her final years, supplying lurid allegations that many outlets amplified ...
The medical examiner’s report found died from asphyxiation by hanging and documented — trazodone, venlafaxine and desmethylvenlafaxine — with no alcohol detected, and included scene observations that ...
Family members and close friends of loudly contested media portrayals that emphasized alcoholism, alleged abuse, and a “decline,” calling many reports inconsistent with the woman they knew and accusin...