Autopsy Findings

Alan did have alcohol in his system. His blood alcohol levels had been 0.436 percent. To the untrained eye, this would have sufficed Tami’s claims that he indeed drank himself to death. But there was something more in his blood. Upon closer look, it also contained 82 more times the maximum levels of morphine. The question now was: how was this drug available?

Suspicions Arise

The police weren’t the only ones suspicious of Tami. Friends and family had their doubts as well. Alan’s stepbrother, Henry McCune, knew there was something off. He said that Alan did like to drink. However, he was always against drugs. In fact, people into drugs were never welcome in his home.