human
She was still alive, he responded, thoughtfully,
gpt
You saw nothing suspicious, interrupted Kennedy,
human
No, when I first entered I didn't suspect anything out of the way. I had them send everyone into the next room, except Manton and Phelps, and had the doors and windows thrown open to give her air. Then when I examined her I detected what seemed to me to be both a muscular and nervous paralysis, which by that time had proceeded pretty far. As I touched her she opened her eyes, but she was unable to speak. She was breathing with difficulty; her heart action was weakening so rapidly that I had little opportunity to apply restorative measures.
gpt
What do you think caused the death?
human
So far, I can make no satisfactory explanation. The doctor shrugged his shoulders very slightly.
gpt
That is why I advised an immediate investigation. I did not care to write a death certificate.
human
You have no hypothesis?
gpt
If she died from any natural organic disorder, the signs were lacking by which I could trace it. Everything indicates the opposite, however. It would be hard for me to say whether the paralysis of respiration or of the heart actually caused her death. If it was due to poison--Well, to me the whole affair is shrouded in mystery. The symptoms indicated nothing I could recognize with any degree of certainty.