I am going to preface this by stating that I am not a doctor or nurse...but for many years I worked as a nurses aide in 4 nursing homes, worked for 3 medical companys that concentrated care for hospice patients, and have worked for 2 separate hospitals' emergency units' medical records departments. I have throughout my life experienced quite a few instances of the dying process, in my professional as well as my own personal life. I have been at the bedside of too many of my loved ones as they left this world. I held my most beloved brother in my arms & laid with and held my loving grandfather as they both took their final breath on this earth. I stayed at my precious grandmother's bedside for four solid days & never left as I cared for her body while the process of dying took it's extreme toll on her physical body. These instances are only 3 of my cherished that have left, there are many more. I've held countless beloved pets, and even did my best to care for a number wild animals such as dogs, cats, raccoon, birds, squirrels and even deer that I have found along the roadside or in my woods, as they died. I have rushed friends pets to the vet in order to end the suffering caused by nasty car accidents. The dying process of the living can be excruciatingly ugly and the the most frightening, horrible struggle one could ever witness, or it can be the most peaceful and quiet release, whether by natural means or by the mercy of a needle & syringe. When Justin's father made the video statement on camera to the reporter, it touched my very soul. I will not judge Justin, I just can't right now because not everyone can withstand witnessing someone they love in the process of dying. I really need to know if it's true, I believe could have been a horrible accident with lies & planning to cover it up out of fear and bad judgment. Right now, I really hope & pray that we have some answers to the COD.