Fragments around the Bob Saget’s eye sockets and the bleeding around his brain could have been resulted from the comic striking “something hard, covered by something soft,” like as a floor that was carpeted, as per a story that was released Tuesday, which provides additional details about the star of the show’s death.
In the report of the incident, which was published in the report by the Orange County Sheriff’s Office in Orlando Detectives note that the Chief Medical Examiner Joshua Stephany said the fractures “would have stunned Mr. Saget,” and that he might have felt dizziness.
If he was with other people around at the time, they could be able to see “confusion, balance, and/or slurred speech,” the report says. The report does not provide the exact location of Saget’s accident, however Stephany said to the detective that it was impossible with this kind of injury for Saget to be able to make the two-hour journey from the Jacksonville region to Orlando like he did on the night prior to his body being discovered.
The medical examiner determined following the autopsy on January 1 that Saget died of an accidental head-on collision probably from an unintentional fall backwards. The autopsy report revealed that Saget suffered an abrasion to his head, as well as a fracture near the skull’s base, skull fractures, the eye socketsand bruises on the brain and bleeding in the brain the tissue that covers the brain.
Investigative teams who were called to the hotel suite did not find any evidence of fights or foul play, nor any indication of anyone else being inside the room during Saget’s stay. The toxicology test didn’t reveal any illegal drugs or toxins in Saget’s system.
There was no evidence or bloodstains on the hotel’s sheets or bedspreads as per the report, which was released on Tuesday.
The report did not mention the possibility of tables, countertops or nightstands inside the hotel as they all had hard surfaces. It also noted that the majority areas of the room were carpeted, and that the headboard was lightly cushioned, listing both of these things as “possible mechanisms of injury.”
The initial examination of the Saget’s body inside the hotel suite revealed that he was suffering from slight swelling and bruises that were small in the left side of his eye. “There were no other indications of any type of trauma or injury,” the report states.
The judge of Florida on Monday voted to extend an order that bans the publication of photographs, videos or other documents in connection with the investigation into the death of Saget. Saget’s family initiated a lawsuit for the court decision.
During the an autopsy and death investigation The medical examiner’s office and sheriff’s office produced images and videos of the body of Saget as well as audio recordings. The records are barred by the law of the state to be published, but a few media outlets had filed request for the records, as per the lawsuit filed by the family.
The entertainer, who was 65 years old, was discovered by a security guard at the hotel in his hotel room at the Ritz Carlton in Orlando on January. 9 after he not checked out of the hotel. His family members had requested to have a health check.
A maintenance employee at the hotel had to be summoned to open the door to the suite of Saget as it had been snagged from the inside. Although the door that connects Saget’s room and the adjoining room was discovered to be locked, reports on the electronic locks of the hotel indicated that there was no one inside the room adjoining it since the 7th of Jan. 7 – two days before the day that Saget’s corpse was found in the report.
He is best known for his part as the beloved single father Danny Tanner on the sitcom “Full House” and as the wise-cracking host of “America’s Funniest Home Videos,” Saget was married to Kelly Rizzo Saget and had three daughters from an earlier marriage.
Saget was traveling in the course in his “I Don’t Do Negative Comedy Tour,” and stated prior to his death the warm receptions he received from his audience were in Orlando as well as the Ponte Vedra Beach resort area close to Jacksonville.
As part of the probe in the probe, investigators of the Orange County Sheriff’s Office detective spoke with venue employees in Orlando as well as the Jacksonville region about the behavior of Saget when he performed in the area. Five workers said that the comedian was cheerful, outgoing and showed no indication of impairment, the report stated.
After returning towards Orlando after leaving the Jacksonville region in the night hours prior to his body being found, Saget chatted and took photos with a vehicle staff member who was at the Ritz Carlton. The valet told the valet that Saget appeared “fine,” and that “he did not see evidence of slurred speech, balance issues, or anything else that caused him concern,” the report on the investigation stated.
