Why is there no outcry when the lady down the block passes, or someone is killed in a traffic accident, or people who seem healthy suddenly die of a heart attack or stroke? WELL because people do that they die, and there should not be any outcry just for celebrities as if they cannot die like regular normal mortals. She passed unfortunately too early BUT the authorities in that country and in India did their investigation and concluded it was an accident. PERIOD.
The only time there should be outcries is when a crime is committed against a person and the authorities do nothing, but when they investigate they are doing their job, and no matter how much outcry, investigations take time and then people need to trust the outcome. Because after all they have been placed in that job and entrusted with it, to be impartial and just,
THANK GOD they did not succeed in turning her death into a circus, (they tried-including one loud mouth who started a rumor that Sridevi had said this loud mouth was her "most favorite actress"), thank GOD they did not drag her reputation thru the mud and called her a drunk, a druggie a woman who died because she had cosmetic procedures etc...because no matter why, it was no ones business to know every tiny minutia of her private life, that she herself wanted to keep private.
Thank GOD they did not attack her relatives at a dark time in their life while mourning, because they loved her more than any fan or bitter actor with a vendetta against her husband or her children. I am sure her family wanted to keep the post mortem report and file private and allow her to move on with dignity. I can tell you with authority that a post mortem file is not a pretty read, and it has a lot of tedious and very raw information, meant for those who can interpret it and on a need to know basis only like; the authorities assigned to the case, her doctors and her family. It should never be used/available to sensationalism media, ignorant lay people nor even any doctor outside of her very own.
May she rest in peace.
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