I noticed there were no responses on Goanet to the recent post, reprinted from the London tabloid, referring to Scarlett's death. Reading the article carefully, the Englishman, who was an on-site factual witness, claims that evidence for murder and specifically the method of murder / homicide is still uncertain. The scratch marks on the body does not lead to death or a charge of murder. Below is a local story. It is similar to Scarlett's "death from INTOXICATION". I am posting it, for young and old goanetters to appreciate that intoxication can cause acute illness leading to death; in addition to chronic illness and death. Combination of intoxicating agents can be an even bad mix. Regards, GL http://wcbstv.com/local/geneseo.student.dead.2.948437.html NYC Student Who Died Had Been Drinking For Hours 19-Year-Old Queens Man Found Unresponsive By Another Student At Off-Campus House In Finger Lakes Region * Police Investigate Death Of Geneseo Student(3/1/2009) State police say a 19-year-old college student found dead in an off-campus house in western New York drank a large quantity of alcohol in the hours before he died.
Arman Partamian was among 20 to 30 people who attended a party Saturday near the State University of New York at Geneseo, where he was studying biology. State Trooper Mark O'Donnell says Partamian, a sophomore from Queens, began drinking at around 1 p.m. Saturday, was helped to bed late that night and was found dead the next morning by another student. O'Donnell says it could take up to two months to complete toxicology tests and determine the cause of death.
