Mt Liamuiga: US hiker died due to lung disease and heart failure
Beattie, of the United States, was found dead last week on a hiking trail near Mt. Liamuiga.
Tuesday, 11th June 2019

The cause of death for the U.S. hiker who died on Mt. Liamuiga last week was lung disease made worse by an infection, which led to heart failure, the St. Kitts and Nevis police said in a statement on Tuesday.
Resident pathologist Dr. Adrian Nunez Quintana found that hiker James Beattie died “due to a decompensated chronic cor pulmonale multi-focal bilateral bronchopneumonia and chronic obstruction pulmonary disease.”
Beattie, of the United States, was found dead last week on a hiking trail near Mt. Liamuiga.
Beattie and Emily Goodyear had gone on the hike on June 4 at around 4pm. While hiking, Beattie fell ill and Goodyear left to get help but became lost on the way.
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