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If the autopsy determines no accidental, self-inflicted, or felonious death then the results would remain private under the provisions of HIPPA, and released only to the next of kin. If the death were ruled suspicious or felonious, the results would become potential evidence of a crime and would not be released. The cause of death is very rarely released by the Medical Examiner's or Coronor's Office. There are no legal restrictions on the release of the cause of the death by family members, however.

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