Re: Dead man's rented house may hold clues to his death

[Guest guest]

I think if I was related to this man that I would try to get someone

to do the autopsy that knows about mold. It certainly can cause

someone to be agitated or depressed.

--- In , " tigerpaw2c " <tigerpaw2c@...>

wrote:

>

> Dead man's rented house may hold clues to his death

> Surrey Now,BC, Canada*

> Published: Tuesday, June 24, 2008

>

> http://www.canada.com/surreynow/news/community/story.html?

> id=50ce2c29-ff0c-496c-bcc0-3310029e1c45

>

> The Editor,

>

> Re: " Arrested man dies in hospital, " posted online at

> www.thenownewspaper.com on June 20.

>

> I read your article regarding the death of Stitt. I would

> recommend that your reporter investigate fully the reasons for his

> death. I understand he was quite out of control and mysteriously

> died. I used to live in that house and my roommate and I had to

move

> out because of the deplorable condition of the house, specifically

> the complete lack of insulation and mould infestation in every part

> of the building. I moved out because the mould was unbearable and

> the owners refused to acknowledge any problem nor correct it.

>

>

> As it turns out, the previous tenants contacted us just after we

> moved in to warn us of the mould danger. They both got very sick

> because of the mould and were forced to leave as well. The owners

of

> the house have constantly rented this place out without any

> consequence because of government bureaucracy: as soon as the

renter

> moves out of the house, any complaint that was lodged gets closed.

>

> I wouldn't be surprised if this mould infestation was a direct link

> to his mental state.

>

> Kerry Doucette,

>

> Surrey

>