Reply #71: It's nice to be courageous about your beliefs...

[Isome]

But, you don't know if he was addicted to anything.

"Meanwhile, Janke said it will be the responsibility of the Hamilton County Coroner's Office to determine what caused Jones' death and that police cannot say when that answer will come. But the coroner generally takes one to three days in these kinds of cases, Janke said.

Police would not say if Jones appeared to be under the influence of drugs, but Janke said the department expects the coroner to perform toxicology reports on Jones."

Cincinnati hasn't performed, or reported, the toxicology test results yet. It may be easier to believe he was a cokehead (that way you can assure yourself it would never happen to you or someone you know), but you don't know it. To say that you do is a lie.