I work at CFS in Winnipeg, Manitoba. I deal with people who do drugs all the time, especially I.V. user's. I wasn't arguing that it was heroin, I was suggesting that you relax on speculating and throwing around loose terms like "just seems that way" and shit like that. There is no need to go online and start speculating on someones death when you have no details. I really dont see what the difference between Facebook and reddit is. Just because you're more anonymous on reddit means you'll say shit you wouldnt say on Facebook? Cause that just makes you a punk.

Oh yeah, medical examiner said it was probably drugs, not that it was heroin, not that it even was drugs. You really think you're right in this situation and have obviously never had somebody close to you die and watched the online masses speculate and throw out there ideas for what happened. Im not going to get into the story in a public forum about a similar situation that happened to my friends dad but I think it would give you a good example as to the affect it can have. When people got behind there keyboards and tried figuring out what happened.

Speculating on cause of death is not fair to the family and friends of the passed, and you wont persuade me otherwise.