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Sergei Sosedov was a famous TV presenter and music critic. Previously, there were rumors about a possible thromboembolism as the cause of his death.
Forensic experts named the cause of death of TV presenter and music critic Sergei Sosedov. KP.RU writes about this, noting that relatives have already been informed of the results of the examination, but so far unofficially.
The real cause of death was a fracture of the base of the skull, hemorrhage and swelling of the brain, which are consequences of the injury.
Accordingly, the version that Sosedov’s blood clot broke off is not confirmed. In addition, if the cause of death were the consequences of an injury that was preceded by thromboembolism or heart problems, then forensic experts would have recorded this.

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