Paul

But they died with this very, very certain pattern. The pattern they had was very, very severe hypoglycemia, which is very low glucose levels.

Yes. Insulin is metabolized or broken down by the body very, very quickly. You're not going to stumble across an insulin homicide. If you're not looking for it, you're not going to find it.

Yes. Insulin is metabolized or broken down by the body very, very quickly. You're not going to stumble across an insulin homicide. If you're not looking for it, you're not going to find it.

You might be able to find evidence that something was injected into the body in a particular location.

You might be able to find evidence that something was injected into the body in a particular location.

We tried to do that, but there wasn't a lot to look at. There was no way I could evaluate for injection sites just because there was so much decomposition.

We tried to do that, but there wasn't a lot to look at. There was no way I could evaluate for injection sites just because there was so much decomposition.

Absolutely. The autopsy is just one part of the equation. What were the circumstances? What were the results of the investigation?

Absolutely. The autopsy is just one part of the equation. What were the circumstances? What were the results of the investigation?

They could have a rampant infection, something like sepsis. They can have a drug or medication reaction.

They could have a rampant infection, something like sepsis. They can have a drug or medication reaction.

Not from the medical record review and hospital records. No.

Not from the medical record review and hospital records. No.

This was an insulin homicide.

This was an insulin homicide.

I came to the conclusion that the cause of death was exogenous insulin administration.

I came to the conclusion that the cause of death was exogenous insulin administration.

To my knowledge, bodybuilders don't use insulin.

To my knowledge, bodybuilders don't use insulin.

Hey, Paul.