Not to keep squashing your idea.. but also wanted to mention that allergic reactions tend to create observable changes in the body/blood, via creating antibodies to fight the allergen off, etc., and i'm confident that an ME/coroner would notice the changes, etc.
I have always wondered why JR's body was sent to Toronto for autopsy as opposed to somewhere closer, such as Brantford, Hamilton, Cambridge, etc. Makes me wonder if there was something specific that police were suspecting at the time and they may have wanted some kind of specialized testing facility to do the job, like perhaps CFS?
Also, police had initially indicated that the autopsy would be performed on the Monday, but it seems it wasn't done until the Tuesday, even though it was a sudden, unexpected, suspicious death which potentially could have had an impact on the community's safety. One would think that type of case might take priority, so that makes me wonder what the reason was for the delay... was it because all of the morgues were too booked up and that's the soonest and closet they could get.. or because they wanted to wait until x number of hours later to enable them to perhaps better determine the TOD based on decomposition status.. or did they actually commence the autopsy on the Monday but didn't complete/get results until the Tuesday.. or something different?
interesting article here:
https://www.thestar.com/news/crime/...rings_crime_under_a_worldclass_spotlight.html
