The Curious death of Christopher Case
May 11, 2024
Summary and Solution
Summary
During April, 1991, a 35-year-old music executive working for Muzak named Christopher Case experienced one of the most terrifying and scary things one could possibly experience. For a whole week, Chris was tormented by some ghost or some otherwordly entity, which may or may not have been summoned by an actual witch Case had met a couple days prior.
Solution
Case Status: PARTIALLY EXPLAINED
I, due to the tiny amount of information we have to work with, could come up with nothing more than a theory I'm ~78% sure in.
Anyway, here goes:
Case, likely while being at that dinner, consumed something that affected his brain in such a way that it caused him to develop hallucinations he believed to be actual, real things. Furthermore, as far as I'm aware, the coroner never reported that at least the remnants of the handprints on Case's neck, or the cuts on his fingertips existed. This leads me to the conclusion that the cause for Case's death was life-like hallucinations induced by something he consumed at the dinner, which then caused Case to die of fright. This, however, would only be possible if Case had some sort of medical condition that caused cardiomyopathy, such as diabetes, coronary heart disease, or even something simple as high blood pressure. I assume that he did actually have cardiomyopathy, since he reportedly took vitamin supplements daily, but that might have nothing to do with it.
Anyway, here goes:
Case, likely while being at that dinner, consumed something that affected his brain in such a way that it caused him to develop hallucinations he believed to be actual, real things. Furthermore, as far as I'm aware, the coroner never reported that at least the remnants of the handprints on Case's neck, or the cuts on his fingertips existed. This leads me to the conclusion that the cause for Case's death was life-like hallucinations induced by something he consumed at the dinner, which then caused Case to die of fright. This, however, would only be possible if Case had some sort of medical condition that caused cardiomyopathy, such as diabetes, coronary heart disease, or even something simple as high blood pressure. I assume that he did actually have cardiomyopathy, since he reportedly took vitamin supplements daily, but that might have nothing to do with it.
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