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Is that fast enough? diane stewart took regular medication for epilepsy and hadn't had a fit for nearly 20 years. her body was cremated, but she donated her brain to medical research. years later, that brain tissue would become crucial evidence in this trial, with some scientists suggesting her death was caused by a prolonged restriction of her breathing from an outside source. without that, we wouldn't have been able to secure a conviction and, yes, i was very pleased that we were able to take that away and do further examination. in police interviews, ian stewart refused to answer any questi...

Breathing and unresponsive. he's told to try and resuscitate her. one, two... is that fast enough? diane stewart took regular medication for epilepsy and hadn't had a fit for nearly 20 years. her body was cremated, but she donated her brain to medical research. years later, that brain tissue would become crucial evidence in this trial, with some scientists suggesting her death was caused by prolonged restriction of her breathing from an outside source. without that, we wouldn't have been able to secure a conviction, and, yes, i was very pleased that we were able to take that away and do furthe...

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