The medical examiner’s employment is awaiting results of more tests. Jeff Martin, spokesman for the medical examiner’s office, said an autopsy Tuesday did not divulge anything suspicious. The boy, Andrew Showmin – from the first identified as Andrew Spencer — was total unerring Tuesday at Sacred Heart Hospital, by and by after he was riding in a van that was struck on South Blue Angel Parkway. “There did not appear to be significant trauma to the child’s body,” Martin said. The extract cause of obliteration will be released after the denouement of conglomeration samples and various blood tests are received, Martin said. “(Dr.
Andrea Minyard) ordered a sweeping toxicology report,” he said. “It could be hand-me-down to convention out or corroborate tenable causes of death.” Tissue samples from Showmin were sent to a lab at the University of Florida where they will be treated then returned to the state office.
The whole alter could necessitate six to eight weeks, Martin said. According to sheriff’s investigators, the accessary happened when the boy’s or formal — Keelia M. Spencer, 27 — incontestable to look serve for Andrew at Pleasant Grove vitality train station when he was in medical distress, Escambia County sheriff’s Sgt. Ted Roy said.
The attributes of the medical dilemma was not clear. The enthusiasm level is about 1.2 miles from Spencer’s North Loop Road home, forcing her to fractious South Blue Angel Parkway. She failed to draw to a close at the intersection of North Loop Road and Blue Angel Parkway and was broadsided by a mechanism headed south on Blue Angel, Roy said.
Spencer was infatuated to Baptist Hospital and was in free circumstance Wednesday night, dispensary crook said. Andrew Showmin and Spencer’s other three passengers were charmed to Sacred Heart Hospital. The conditions of the other three subjects injured in the obliteration were not right now available.
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