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Apr-13-2012 00:20TweetFollow @OregonNews Background Information About OSH Employee Who Passed Away WednesdaySalem-News.com"OSP investigation found no evidence indicating any criminal activity that could have caused Mr. Barron's death." - Oregon State police
(SALEM) - A 36-year old employee at Oregon State Hospital who worked in security, was found dead on the hospital grounds Thursday. In response to information requests for information about the Oregon State Hospital (OSH) employee who passed away Thursday, OSH and the Oregon State Police have provided background information about the employee, Matthew Barron, of Salem. He is survived by a wife and three children. Mr. Barron's title at the state hospital was Mental health security technician. He had been employed for nearly three years. Investigators say he died Thursday, 11 April 2012, between 6:00 and 6:40 p.m., "on the grounds of OSH". With regard to Mr. Barron's cause of death: officials say it appears to be of natural causes, stating: "There is an autopsy pending and the Oregon State Medical Examiner will make the final determination." OSP statement regarding investigation outcome "OSP investigation found no evidence indicating any criminal activity that could have caused Mr. Barron's death." OSP involvement "In the rare occurrence when there is a death at OSH, the Oregon State Police (OSP) is contacted to conduct an investigation. An OSP detective responded to the scene and the initial investigation indicated the death was not related to any criminal conduct." Statement from Greg Roberts, Superintendent of Oregon State Hospital: "We will miss Matthew greatly, and our thoughts and prayers are with his family." There is no additional information at this time. Salem-News.com was advised that employees believe Matthew Barron died from a heart attack, however that is speculative and unconfirmed, pending the results of the autopsy. Articles for April 12, 2012 | Articles for April 13, 2012 | Articles for April 14, 2012 | Support Salem-News.com: | |||||||
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terry wagar April 13, 2012 8:07 pm (Pacific time)
The Portland police poison off people they want dead and they cover it up at the OHSU by refuseing to take a toxicology test! I caught Portland police officer's Eric Carlson and John Ray on March 26th 2007 breaking i9nto my home and they planted child porn on our computer and they poisoned my coffee pot and coffee cup! I was a plasma donor when I was being poisoned and the Portland police told my doctors at the OHSU not to take a toxicology test so they only gave me an x ray and then pretended they could not find anything wrong! Doctors will not find poison with x rays and that's why they refused to take a toxicology test! I told them I was poisoned but they did not give a damn. My wife's lover the cops buddy's talking to my doctors in the hallway had more pull with the doctors than a victim such as myself! I have lost family members to these poisoners and the fact that I report this publicly shows authority's cover up reported felony's against cops! I have to report this publicly just in order to prove it's reported because the Portland police covered up my 911 calls and emergency visits to the hospital!
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