FINALLY REVEALED! Autopsy Test EXPOSES What Actually KILLED Mohbad, See SHOCKING Details
The autopsy results of late singer Mohbad, conducted at Lagos State University Teaching Hospital (LASUTH), have been made public. Reports from The Cable Lifestyle provide a detailed account of the findings and subsequent toxicological analysis.
During the autopsy, various samples from Mohbad’s body, including gastric content, blood, bone marrow, liver, kidney, and lung, were collected for toxicological testing. The anatomical and pathological examination revealed an injury on Mohbad’s right forearm. The body, exhumed after showing moderate to severe decomposition, did not present any significant findings that could conclusively determine the cause of death.
The toxicology report identified the presence of Diphenhydramine, an antihistamine, in Mohbad’s system. However, the concentration of this substance was not at a fatal level. Antihistamines are commonly used to treat allergy symptoms and various other conditions such as stomach problems, colds, and anxiety. Despite its presence, the level found was not sufficient to cause death.
The autopsy report concluded that the exact cause of Mohbad’s death could not be determined. It did, however, suggest the possibility of a drug reaction, given the absence of significant findings from both the post-mortem and toxicology examinations.
A critical point noted in the report was that Mohbad’s body had neither undergone an autopsy nor been embalmed before his burial, which occurred on the second day after his death. On September 21, 2023, eight days after the burial, Mohbad’s body was exhumed. The exhumation revealed moderate to marked organ decomposition.
Aside from the superficial injury on his right forearm, no other significant findings were observed during the autopsy. Samples were then taken to investigate potential causes, such as anaphylactic reaction, substance abuse, overdose, or common household poisoning. Despite detecting Diphenhydramine, its non-lethal concentration and the lack of other significant findings left the exact cause of death undetermined.
For a fatal anaphylactic shock to be confirmed, a timely blood sample would have been necessary. However, this was not possible due to the immediate burial following Mohbad’s death. In light of these findings, the report emphasized the challenges in determining the exact cause of death.
The presence of Diphenhydramine, while not in fatal amounts, coupled with the lack of other significant toxicological or anatomical findings, suggests that a fatal anaphylactic reaction could be a potential cause, though this remains speculative due to the circumstances surrounding the burial and the decomposition of the body.
Overall, the autopsy and toxicology reports underscore the complexity and challenges in ascertaining the precise cause of Mohbad’s death. The moderate to severe decomposition of the body, coupled with the limited findings from the toxicological analysis, leaves room for uncertainty. The possibility of a drug reaction, particularly a fatal anaphylactic shock, remains a consideration, but conclusive evidence is lacking due to the conditions under which the body was examined.
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