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Joseph Scott Morgan, there has been a lot of discussion about the autopsy and findings

of George Floyd, the prosecutors. Okay. What did they say was the cause and manner of death

with regard to George Floyd? I think that it's very important that first off, we frame this in

the sense that this is a preliminary Friday. This is not the final report. This is something that

they have initially released to the public. And it's essentially a one-page document.

What they did find at autopsy was that Floyd had significant pathology going on. And what that

means is that they've identified hypertension, hypertensive changes in his body, which probably

goes to things like thickening of the myocardium or the muscle of the heart wall. Also, he

got significant atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease. And, you know, kind of in a nutshell,

what that means is that he probably had elevated cholesterol, which led to these little blockages

in the coronary vessels. And that is significant in and of itself. We do know that they have, in fact,

ruled the manner of death. And they were very open about this. They ruled the manner of death

as homicide, which for folks that don't know, there's only five things that the medical

examiner can choose from. Unlike lawyers, they only have five. They have homicide, suicide,

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