Robert Ford (47 years), a gardener in Kent, England recently found lifeless by his father, Michael with a bloody nose. This man had no history of stroke and heart attack, so it was practically a mysterious death.
However, the search results show, some time before Ford did have a nosebleed. He suffered a bloody nose while walking in Gravesend with one of his friends, John Churchill, but absolutely no one guessed the consequences will be fatal.
Ford was taken to Gravesend Medical Centre to stop the bleeding, but only given ice to compress the nose. Only a few hours later, Ford's lifeless body was found slumped on the floor of his house with a former blood spills around the nose.
"We're not going to blame anyone, we're just a little confused by his death. There was a little puddle of blood around his mouth," said Michael, the father of Ford as quoted from Dailymail, Monday (05/12/2011).
Not only the family that confusion, a pathologist from Gravesend Medical Centre, Olaf Biedrzycki also claimed a loss to explain this incident. Biedrzycki are already 4,000 times perform autopsies the corpse, for the first time found people died because of nosebleeds.
According to him, in many cases of nosebleed can heal by itself only to compress the nose with cold water. But in the case of Ford, the blood continues to flow and when it's too much blood was then clog the airways.
"This case is very strange, we do not know exactly how to explain it. We've tried hard to find the cause, but until now we could find," said Dr. Biedrzycki in a number of local media as quoted from Dailymail.
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