I need some more help here. Is it me or does it look very similar: both Andrew Breitbart and Sherry Luck-Jarrett suddenly dropeed dead in their early 40s from enlarged heart, a condition, which can be easliy induced by a number of chemicals. Does anyone have more info on these 2 deaths? Does anyone have both autopsies? What was the cause of death of robert William Jarrett?
Posted on | October 26, 2013 | 4 Comments
Sherry L. Luck-Jarrett was a classic success story, a woman who was born and raised in the Deep South, carved out a career in medicine, helped create and direct several clinics and won awards for her work.
The night before her death, Dr. Luck-Jarrett, 44, felt too ill to attend a ceremony where she was to receive the Daniel Hale Williams Award for Health, given by Afrique magazine in honor of the doctor who first performed open-heart surgery.
She was discovered dead in her Lake Meadows condominium Sunday morning. She died of complications from an enlarged heart. Dr. Luck-Jarrett was the widow of William Robert Jarrett, the son of former Chicago Sun-Times columnist Vernon …
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4 Responses to “I need some more help here. Is it me or does it look very similar: both Andrew Breitbart and Sherry Luck-Jarrett suddenly dropeed dead in their early 40s from enlarged heart, a condition, which can be easliy induced by a number of chemicals. Does anyone have more info on these 2 deaths? Does anyone have both autopsies? What was the cause of death of robert William Jarrett?”
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October 26th, 2013 @ 6:39 pm
William Robert Jarrett DOD 11-19-1993. Died from cardiac arrest at age 40. Chicago tribune says he died on the Friday before 11/23.
October 26th, 2013 @ 8:57 pm
What do you think will be YOUR cause of death, Oily?
October 26th, 2013 @ 9:06 pm
go away Obot
October 29th, 2013 @ 9:10 am
According to a November 20, 1993 article by the Chicago Sun-Times, Dr. William Jarrett, 40, died of cardiac arrest. According to the Chicago Sun Times, William Jarret died from heart failure. he had recently been diagnosed with Bechet’s syndrome, an auto-immune disease.