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French court points to fall as likely cause of Loana's death
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The Nice prosecutor has indicated that the recent passing of reality TV star Loana may have been caused by a backward fall, following forensic observations showing an injury on her skull and other medical findings at autopsy in France today (March 26). Authorities are currently investigating whether this specific mechanism led to fatal brain damage or if another cause is involved.
Key Points
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1French prosecutors in Nice suggest Loana's death may have been caused by falling backward.
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2A wound was observed on her skull, leading to the theory that she fell backwards rather than being hit from behind.
Developments
Mar 26
The Nice prosecutor's office suggests Loana, the first star of reality television TV show "La Famille", may have died from a fall.
Perspectives
The death of Loana could have been caused by an accident involving falling backward, according to the Nice prosecutor's office.
— [Mar 26, 11:11] Mort de LoanaJustice privileges a theory that her 'death was due from behind' (chute en arrière).
— (Partner-feeds.20min.ch)'A wound observed on the skull suggests death could be linked to falling backward.'
— [Mar 26, 10:34] Mort de Loana