Warmbier's cause of death revealed

The coroner's report for Otto Warmbier, the 22-year-old who died in Cincinnati in June less than a week after his return to the U.S. from detention in North Korea, lists a brain-damaging oxygen deprivation through "an unknown insult more than a year prior to death" as cause of death.

[borrusimob]

His family loves condemning the N. Korean government (as do I), but they won't allow a full autopsy so we can hold NK accountable?

[sarahpiaggio]

He didn't even do what he was convicted of doing. That footage of someone taking down the poster is grainy and indistinct and his friends all say that they were with him at a new year party until long after the timestamp of the footage. So he was framed and then used as a political hostage while they tested their nuclear stuff. So those people calling him stupid and arrogant need to stop. All he did wrong was GO there.

[shadowx]

He was tortured beyond repair. His actual death was probably euthanasia.

[ethanweeter]

That is why I am confused as to how they saw his face looked bad when he showed up if he was in a coma. Then, why were people just carrying him off the plane in the US without a medical stretcher?

[adamzaidi]

This video was like taking a bite of ice cream and someone slapping the spoon out your hand.

[Armando]

If the injury occurred a year before he died, then he probably never made it to the labor camp.

[zanie]

How did it even have to come to this? His parents seem to be educated people and the majority of Americans know how dangerous NK is!

[melmac]

No autopsy=no real knowlege of causation. Man, I would have wanted to find out what happened if it was my relative.

[alishaparker]

That poor boy this is so horrible. My heart hurts for his family. I’m so sorry for yr loss💐💕

[explorewithme]

So his family didn’t let them find the cause? Just a visual? Fail upon fail upon fail

[razoblicavanje]

He was for sure intimidated badly and may be tortured.

[Likeamorning]

Hey, sentence for tearing down a poster was imprisonment for 15 years. That should tell you something right there.

[yrm]

So in plain english; Head too long in the water bucket?

[PixelTapify]

Why did the US only reveal this when tension rose?? 1 year after his death.

[vivian]

Please think of the many North Koreans who get the same treatment without anyone abroad finding out about this

[lightningdriver]

A friend of mine was a POW in the Korean War. They routinely beat him and, just for fun, would sometimes squirt sewage down his throat. It was a miracle those who returned made it out at all. To be fair, however, U.S. attempts at strategic bombing killed thousands of North Koreans.

[umaxen]

An injury caused more than a year before his death? What type of injury and does anyone know about this injury? Do his parents know he was injured?

[Soulcleansing]

Why would they only request an external exam? -.- it's flesh! Find out what happened to your son!

[Kaiyats]

Maybe he was just so shocked that he got sentenced and just exe.has stop working himself

[RepentNBelieveNJesus]

For he shall have judgment without mercy, that hath shewed no mercy; and mercy rejoiceth against judgment. James 2:13 KJV