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Accidental. La cantante británica Amy Winehouse falleció por haber consumido excesivas cantidades de alcohol, según una forense británica.
Suzanne Greenaway emitió su veredicto de muerte accidental, diciendo que la cantante murió a causa de una intoxicación.
“La consecuencia imprevista de tales niveles potencialmente fatales (de alcohol) fue su muerte súbita e inesperada”, dijo la forense.
Winehouse, quien tuvo problemas de alcoholismo y drogadicción durante años, fue encontrada muerta en la cama de su domicilio londinense, el 23 de julio, a los 27 años. Una autopsia inicial no arrojó conclusiones, aunque no se hallaron rastros de drogas ilegales en su sistema.
El patólogo Suhail Baithun dijo el miércoles, en la investigación del fallecimiento, que los niveles de alcohol en la sangre de la intérprete de Valerie superaba cinco veces el límite legal para conducir a causa de la ebriedad, en el momento de su muerte.
El vocero de la familia Winehouse manifestó que “era un alivio para la familia, finalmente, saber lo que le pasó a Amy”. AP