<P> Note that this question does not relate to any particular real - world case . If the police discover a body , and then make a statement saying that the death is not being treated as suspicious , presumably that rules out foul play . So what are the other possible causes of death ? I can think of suicide , a health problem ( e.g. a sudden heart attack ) and accidental death . Are there any others ? -- Viennese Waltz 11 : 47 , 3 June 2015 ( UTC ) </P>
<P> Note that this question does not relate to any particular real - world case . If the police discover a body , and then make a statement saying that the death is not being treated as suspicious , presumably that rules out foul play . So what are the other possible causes of death ? I can think of suicide , a health problem ( e.g. a sudden heart attack ) and accidental death . Are there any others ? -- Viennese Waltz 11 : 47 , 3 June 2015 ( UTC ) </P>
what does death not being treated as suspicious mean
what does death not being treated as suspicious mean
presumably that rules out foul play
presumably that rules out foul play