Evidence
suggests that it is a food allergy that caused Horan’s death.
According
to a press release issue by Detective Sgt. Darren Annis of the Vermont State
Police State. Horan was reported by family to have a severe specific food
allergy and may have accidentally ingested an item of food causing a fatal
allergic reaction.
According
to the police report. Police received a call at 11:20 PM on Sunday
of a man who had collapsed from an allergic reaction in Lyndonville.
EMS
arrived and tried to resuscitate Horan, however their attempts were
unsuccessful, he was pronounced dead at the scene.
On
Monday Detective Sgt. Darren Annis told The Critic that there was
evidence of drug and alcohol use. A second call to the same detective
revealed that evidence of drug and alcohol use was omitted from the police
report given that an official cause of death has not been determined.
The
Medical Examiner is conducting an autopsy to determine an exact cause of death.
A
toxicology report must be completed in order to determine an official
cause of death.
The
results should be completed within six to eight weeks. However, the
result of the autopsy will not be available to the public but Detective Sgt.
Darren Annis plans to issue a press release with the official cause of death.
Horan
was in Lyndonville visiting friends at the time of the incident.
Interesting project. A photo of Horan would help. Another good addition could be a timeline tracing his last days. There's probably also a way to link to News 7 video of him anchoring a newscast.
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