Forensics determined the death of Ivana Trump was accidental and occurred after a series of blows to the torso
Ivana Trump, the first wife of former United States President Donald Trump, died in an accident suffering from blunt force injuries to the torso, the New York City Medical Examiner’s Office reported Friday.
The official ruling came a day after Ivana, 73, was found dead at her Manhattan residence.
A coroner’s office speaker said Ivana’s cause of death was “blunt impact trauma,” and her manner of death was an “accident.” And she added: “Having made this determination known, the OCME will not comment further on the investigation.”
Republican billionaire Donald Trump announced Thursday that his ex-wife had died but did not explain the cause of death. The New York Times then reported that a possible fall down the stairs in her Manhattan apartment is being investigated.
A spokesman for the New York Police Department told AFP in an emailed statement that officers responded to a call at his address on the Upper East Side around 12:40 p.m. (17:40 GMT). .
“Upon arrival, officers saw a 73-year-old female unconscious and unresponsive. The emergency medical services went to the scene and declared that the victim had died there,” said the local police spokesman.
The statement added that “there appears to be no criminality” and that the city’s medical examiner would determine the cause of death.
Republican billionaire Donald Trump announced Thursday that his ex-wife had died but did not explain the cause of death. The newspaper The New York Times then reported that a possible fall down the stairs in his Manhattan apartment is being investigated.
A New York Police Department spokesman told AFP in an emailed statement that officers responded to a call at his address on the Upper East Side around 12:40 pm (1740 GMT).
“Upon arrival, officers saw a 73-year-old female unconscious and unresponsive. The emergency medical services went to the scene and declared that the victim had died there,” said the local police spokesman.
The statement added that “there appears to be no criminality” and that the city’s medical examiner would determine the cause of death.
