Initial findings from the postmortems conducted on two teenagers who tragically died within hours of each other on a Greek Island have been disclosed. The preliminary results suggest that Andrew O’Donnell died as a result of a fall, while Max Wall's death was attributed to cardiac problems.
Max had a history of heart issues and had previously undergone surgery. However, it is expected that the comprehensive toxicology and post mortem results for the Dublin classmates will not be available for at least a week.
A source, who is familiar with the procedures at the forensic science department in Piraeus, stated: "Toxicological tests will take longer. Such analysis is crucial and will definitively establish the cause of death in both cases."
