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Wife Questions Husband’s Death
NASSAU, BAHAMAS – Five months ago, Bahamian native, Theo Burrows died suddenly in Canada over the summer, leaving a wife and four children behind.
NASSAU, BAHAMAS – Five months ago, Bahamian native, Theo Burrows died suddenly in Canada over the summer, leaving a wife and four children behind.
Official reports say he died of a heart aneurysm, but his widow feels like they haven’t gotten the whole story.
It’s a story that leaves more questions than answers.
Five months ago, Lakeisha Burrows had an unexpected visitor at her door.
A lone police officer brought the shocking news that her that her estranged husband, Theo Burrows, had died.
Burrows says when she tried to get more information, even a confirmation on where she could find her husband of 12 years.
For days, she hit a series of dead ends, that is, until she went to the media.
But as the answers started coming in, she says, they only brought more questions.
Burrows isn’t satisfied with the level of investigation that went into her husband’s cause of death.
She says she was told they never did a toxicology study on her late husband.
But the grieving widow says even though things weren’t perfect, and the couple was separated, she won’t give up that easily.
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