Manner of death determination

[pipmer1]

I found out about this community from a fellow writer-friend, and my searches haven't been conclusive on this topic, so I'd thought I'd try my hand here

Comments

[indelicateink]

This article may be of interest? According to that source, death via allergic reaction to a bee sting, for example, could possibly be classified as either accidental or natural causes. Per that article, I suspect your question re: death due to medication side effects would be classified as accidental.

[pipmer1]

Thank you, that's very helpful!

[lilacsigil]

If they died from a side-effect of the epi, that would be an accidental death. I'm not sure about the first one, though!

[pipmer1]

Thanks!

[nineveh_uk]

I can't answer your question, but just to note you might be better off if you searched for cause of death rather than manner of death.

[pipmer1]

Manner of death is what I'm looking for, but thanks!

[anonymous]

You may have a deeper problem: it seems to me that what you are asking for are coroner's verdicts at inquest, not death certificate 'cause of death'. It's not clear to me whether this is a distinction you are already aware of, given you don't mention inquests I am going to take it that you may not

[landrews]

Like kdsorceress, I'm not the OP, but wow! Thanks for the info, it's very useful :-)

[anonymous]

Glad to be of service :)

[mariadkins]

THANK YOU

[kdsorceress]

I'm not the original poster, but this was super informative and interesting to read. Thank you!