Autopsy of US Security Officers Completed in Seychelles

N THE latest press release by the Seychelles Police, the cause of death of two US Security Offices is reported to be respiratory failure, with suspicion of heart attack.

The autopsy reports into the cause of death of Jeffrey Reynolds and Mark Kennedy, two US security officers found dead on the Maersk Alabama last week, has concluded that they died of respiratory failure, with suspicion of myocardial infarction (heart attack).
 
Samples of urine, blood, stomach contents etc, from the two men are being sent to Mauritius for forensic analysis to establish if they had consumed a substance which may have induced these events.
 
The Police preliminary investigation report includes suspicion of drug use, as indicated by the presence of a syringe and traces of heroin which were found in the cabin.
Arrangements are underway for the repatriation of Reynolds and Kennedy, states Jean Toussaint, Public Relations Manager for the Seychelles Police.

 http://www.oceanuslive.org/main/viewnews.aspx?uid=00000835

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  1. Anonymous25 February 2014 at 17:36

    We already producing a bench of Army Majors, Brigadiers, CEO's etc.......
    Now we need more good Forensic pathologists.

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  2. Anonymous27 February 2014 at 08:52

    More questions than answers and more bad publicity for Seychelles. As a result of the local authorities failing to give definitive cause of death and explanation as to why both Seal Officers died together and the presence of the syringe etc. in their cabin; foreign newspapers described Seychelles as an archipelago in the Indian Ocean, has one of the highest rates of injection drug use in the world, according to the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (PDF), with 2.3% of the population engaging in this behavior.

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  3. Anonymous2 March 2014 at 22:41

    CNN is coming to report of the death of the two ex-seal memebers found dead in Seychelles.Anthoer advertisement of our country abraod which would once again tarnish our country's image and that just becuase of partilepep state organized crimes .

    Hey,did you see ,the STC supermarket on La digue, ithought it was a building in Afghanistan due to its unaestheticity,archiac architecture.Sad to see,it is a bit when partielepep old military officers to the likes Field Marshal Payet presents himself in public.with open shirt .chest out,Beret wear like an AFghan tabilban tradtional hat,trousers on the buttock like a rapper,thus giving an image of an undeciplined,badly organized,army.The way officiers present themsleves in public represent the image of the forces.The way Payet dresses give an image of a badly roganized army,not desuavie at all inthe eyes of any enemy.

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