Why do some feel no way it was an overdose?? No manner of death per the ME so if the experts that saw the autopsy and toxicology don't know then how could we know?
RSBM
Jumping off of your comment...
I don't think it's so much that some of us feel it was not an overdose. Technically, medically, forensically I think we all understand that acute heroin poisoning is an overdose and was the COD. I think that some of us simply feel it's unlikely that AJ was a heroin user or addict. IMO, just because heroin was the COD doesn't mean other details about the condition of her body didn't provide more details about her death. It may just be that the "other" details didn't ultimately cause her death. She may have had alcohol in her system, bodily injuries, etc.. Who knows we were only told the COD and that MOD was undetermined. There are lots of other details in an autopsy to complete the picture.
Or sadly there could be no other details and we may never know more. (I certainly pray that is not the case!)
I think some of us suspect it more likely that heroin was perhaps...
Consumed under the presumption that it was something other than heroin (cocaine, crushed prescription drugs, etc)?
Consumed liquified heroin?
Laced into marijuana that was smoked?
Or perhaps she was maliciously injected against her will? (doesn't have to be injected into a vein w/ precision, it can be injected intramuscularly as well).
Intramuscular & Liquified Heroin Info here: http://www.cesar.umd.edu/cesar/drugs/heroin.asp
When you consider the number of people who have been following this case since the beginning and kept up with WS threads, MSM articles/videos and assorted SM posts and conversations I cannot ignore that not one time have I read anywhere, anything about anyone mentioning anyone other than WH being a drug user (aside from alcohol and pot).
If so I missed it totally!
AJ was obviously a well liked, social, friendly, active, fun loving young woman. IMO if she used hard drugs someone knew it or knew someone she hung out with who used or dealt in hard drugs. One of these "friends" would know she used or know someone she hung out with did and would have had suspicions that something was going on. Especially between 3/2 and 4/9 when she was still classified as "missing".
Even at this point we're hearing that "a monster" did this to her. (
https://www.facebook.com/bringajhome?fref=nf
Ultimately, if someone acted maliciously to cause her harm or dumped her body in disregard they need to be held accountable. #Justice4AJ
P.S. I love that, upon finally hearing some news about our girl, everyone has come back to WS to help be a voice for justice, whatever that justice may ultimately look like.