Kallmekris (Host)
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first heard Apr 2026
last heard 22 Apr
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But others pointed to a simpler explanation.
A person in crisis doesn't write the same way they do when they're calm.
Handwriting shifts under the kind of pressure.
And then there was the heroin.
At 1.52 milligrams per liter, the morphine in his blood was roughly triple what it takes to kill even a seasoned user.
And on top of that, his Valium came back at seven milligrams per liter, which is enough on its own to slow a person's breathing to almost nothing.
Quote, he's dying of an overdose and so he can barely breathe.
His blood isn't pumping very much.
I mean, he's in a coma and he's holding this up to be able to reach the trigger to get it in his mouth.
It's crazy, unquote, Wilkins would say.
And his brain and liver both showed necrosis.
And that's what happens when a body shuts down slowly.
an overdose, not a gunshot.
Quote, the necrosis of the brain and liver happens in an overdose.
It doesn't happen in a shotgun death, unquote.
And in their view, the shotgun wasn't the cause of death.
It was the last step, the final blow to a man who was already dying.
And there was one more thing.
When someone shoots themselves in the head, blood typically floods the airways, but Kurt's were clear.
But the heroin question is more complicated than it appears.
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