Comments by "SmallSpoonBrigade" (@SmallSpoonBrigade) on "Law&Crime Network" channel.

@@cielange5027 If he's not a subject of a homicide investigation then, he probably is talking, assuming he he knows anything. We in the public don't know what he's been saying, but it's entirely possible, that a possible answer is that one of the deceased is responsible for bringing some sort of substance in that was either accidentally or intentionally tampered with. But, the toxicology report will likely answer those questions.
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@wintergarden7539 Yes and the fact that they indicate that he's being cooperative likely means that he is telling them anything that his attorney will allow him to say.
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@stacymcfarland6070 That's certainly possible, although I don't think that's likely to make a difference as whatever it is would be in the bodies and most substances that powerful have a longer half-life so that a couple days wouldn't make a difference. Also, the tox report will probably shed some light as to whether or not that's reasonable.
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