Questions Raised About Bob Saget’s Death: ‘Something Doesn’t Make Sense'

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PJ Media

The sudden death of actor and comedian Bob Saget last month at the age of 65 stunned millions. After initial reports that he died in his sleep, we learned this week that the actual cause of death was head trauma. Authorities “concluded that he accidentally hit the back of his head on something, thought nothing of it and went to sleep,” CNN reported.

 

What kind of trauma could cause an otherwise healthy 65-year-old to die in his sleep? That’s the real question, isn’t it? It seems that the extent of the head trauma is more extensive than was originally suggested.

“Some neurosurgeons said that it would be unusual for a typical fall to cause Mr. Saget’s set of fractures — to the back, the right side, and the front of his skull,” reports the New York Times. “Those doctors said that the injuries appeared more reminiscent of ones suffered by people who fall from a considerable height or get thrown from their seat in a car crash.”

The autopsy, however, found no injuries elsewhere on Saget’s body, and the medical examiner ruled that the death was accidental.

Still, something isn’t adding up.