Unless the family chooses to do so, the cause of death is not stated in public obituaries.
Some people consider that to be private information, but, more importantly, obituaries are not intended as forensic reports. They serve as kind of a final summary of the person's life, the lives touched by that person, and what the deceased was known for when alive.
Unfortunately, there are people who latch onto this ordinary social convention by making a "mystery" out of it, and applying a remarkable apparent assumption that coroners and medical examiners are corrupt or easily bought off or threatened as something of the ordinary course of business for them.
"Beloved husband of Janet (nee Oechsner) Loving father of Brian Stenger and Nicole Densmore and her husband Calvin. Cherished grandfather of Collin and Tristan Densmore. Dear brother of Kathy Anthony, her husband Jack and Ann Froede, her husband Glenn. Devoted Brother-In-Law to Thomas Oechsner and his wife Genice, Susan Oechsner and her late husband Timothy. He is survived by his many nieces and nephews."
...none of whom appear to calling for an investigation into his death. Yes, yes, I know, the entire family is threatened and afraid, because no one ever reports being threatened.
Thank goodness that total strangers on the internet have taken up the cause on their behalf.
https://www.snopes.com/news/2022/06/28/michael-stenger-death-conspiracies/
Michael Stenger’s Death Fuels Conspiracy Theories
The cause of death of the former U.S. Senate sergeant at arms is unknown as of this writing, but that didn't stop the internet from inventing a cause.
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