
I’m think that, too.
But the accusation that she was beaten and left for dead really shouldn’t be published if it was just on a hunch from a family member.
It does nothing productive, and end up creating further divisions between our First Nations and the RCMP or local police.
Of course, if it ends up that she was in fact beaten and left for dead, then it should be published that police were pressured to act in order to find the truth.
If the coroner ends up concluding that it was merely bad luck on her part, will the family accept that?
I’m not a doctor, but apparently, hypothermia can affect the body’s ability to properly clot blood, which could result in internal bleeding.
In studies where induced hypothermia is administered to a patient in surgery, it’s been noted that bleeding risk is elevated.
The corner should be able to make this determination.