2023-08-29 14:22:00
After months of questions about the cause of her mysterious death, the autopsy of the former American swimming champion, Jimmy Kyle, revealed that her death was linked to the drug fentanyl, according to what was reported. announced US Virgin Islands Police Department.
Police said Friday that the autopsy report listed the cause of death for Kyle, 42, as “fentanyl poisoning with some of the stomach content moving into the lung.”
Kyle died in February on St. John’s Island, where police said at the time her boyfriend, who has not been identified, found her passed out on the floor of their home after returning from a bar shortly after midnight.
Her friend and another person took her to the hospital, where she underwent cardiopulmonary resuscitation, but that did not work, as she had died, according to what Shabakata reported.CNN And”CBSAbout the authorities.
Fentanyl is a fully synthetic opioid, originally developed as a powerful anesthetic for surgeries. It is also given to relieve severe pain associated with chronic diseases such as cancer. It is up to 100 times stronger than morphine, but only a small dose can be fatal.
Illicitly produced fentanyl has led to an increase in the number of overdose deaths in recent years.
Kyle won the gold medal at the 1997 Pan Pacific Championships in the United States, according to the International Swimming Federation. She also won a silver medal in the November 1998 Swimming World Cup in Brazil in the 800 metres.
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