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Autopsy Confirms What Happened To Cayon Resident

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By: Spokesman Newsroom
BASSETERRE, St.Kitts (Saturday 22nd September 2018)– An autopsy on Friday confirmed that Cayon resident Paul Mitchum drowned on that day he experienced difficulty at sea during the past holiday period.

A post-mortem performed by Resident Pathologist Dr. Adrian Nunez has reported that the cause of death was as a result of Asphyxia Due to Drowning.

60-year-old Mitchum encountered difficulty while at sea on Monday 17th September.

He was pulled out of the water by a family member and was unresponsive.

Emergency Medical Service (EMS) Technicians were summoned to the scene and their efforts to revive him were futile.

That deadly beach outing took place on a national holiday for the observance of National Heroes Day which fell on a Sunday this year.

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