Games Linked to—but Not Officially Blamed for—Man's Sudden
Seizure DeathS   Francis Haydock, 23, also weighed more than 360
pounds, had an enlarged heart, and zero history of epileptic
seizures, according to his family. But the bite marks that a
pathologist discovered on Haydock's tongue, and his tightly
clenched jaw indicate a seizure.  Coroner's inquests are
performed in a courtroom hearing in England. The victim's sister
testified that Haydock would play video games daily; but deputy
coroner Elaine Ormond-Walsh said only that "It is a
possibility," that a game triggered the fatal seizure. "I am not
going to make a conclusion and I do not think [the pathologist]
made a conclusion in relation to that."  Haydock's death,
officially, was of natural causes, then.  Video games could have
caused Aston man to have fatal fit [Birmingham Mail]