PHILADELPHIA (PA)
Philadelphia Inquirer
By Jeremy Roebuck
Inquirer Staff Writer
More time is needed to determine what killed Cardinal Anthony J. Bevilacqua last month, the Montgomery County Coroner’s Office said Tuesday.
Toxicology test results expected this week are meant to determine if Bevilacqua had high or unexplained amounts of prescription medication or other chemicals in his blood when he died Jan. 31.
But definitive results have been delayed by complications from his embalming, Coroner Walter I. Hofman said.
Hofman said Tuesday he expected to know more in two to three weeks.
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