Thai post-mortem says Shane Warne died of pure causes

Police in Thailand stated Monday that an post-mortem performed on the physique of Australian cricket star Shane Warne has concluded that he died of pure causes.

A press release issued by deputy nationwide police spokesperson Kissana Pathanacharoen stated the opinion issued by the physician who carried out the post-mortem has been conveyed to Warne’s household and the Australian Embassy. It stated the household didn’t have any doubt that the 52-year-old cricketer, extensively thought-about one of many sport’s best spin bowlers, died of pure causes.

The assertion, issued forward of a deliberate police information convention, didn’t specify the reason for loss of life. Preliminary evaluations from Thai authorities urged Warne died from a coronary heart assault.

Warne was discovered unresponsive in his resort room on the Thai resort island of Samui on Friday and couldn’t be revived at a close-by hospital. His physique was transferred Sunday to the Thai mainland for an official post-mortem at a state hospital.

The assertion stated police would conclude the post-mortem report and ship it to the prosecutor’s workplace as quickly as potential, an ordinary process in circumstances of sudden deaths.

There was no quick details about when Warne’s physique can be despatched residence to Australia.