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32-year-old Stacy Robinson Hunsucker, a wife and mother of two young children, died

from cardiac arrest in September 2018.

But as it turns out, investigators say her death was not accidental.

I'm joined by Brandon Goldner, a reporter for WC&C in Charlotte, North Carolina.

Brandon, some wild twist to this one.

Can we go back to September 2018 and what happened to Stacy, presumably?

So according to investigators, Stacey Robinson Huntsucker, she died September 23rd, 2018,

believed to be of a heart attack.

She had a medical history, so at the time it seemed to have made sense.

And her parents, though, had some suspicions, the Robinson's. They had some suspicions about

what exactly happened. Her husband, Joshua Hunsucker, a flight paramedic for atrium

health at the time. He refused to have an autopsy done on his wife.

His claim was that his wife wouldn't have wanted to be cut up for an autopsy.

Of course, the twist is that she was an organ donor.

So, of course, she was going to end up being cut up,

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