No forensic autopsy a month after woman’s suspicious death

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Elizabeth GonzalesJournalist at Guardian

May 8, 2025

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No forensic autopsy a month after woman’s suspicious death

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Nearly a month after 41-year-old Iyana Castanada collapsed and died after drinking a cup of tea, a forensic autopsy is yet to be conducted.

Her body remains at the Scarborough General Hospital mortuary.

Guardian Media understands the matter was classified as a forensic case, as foul play is suspected by doctors who raised suspicions during the clinical autopsy.

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