Overview

• Hogan, 71, was officially recorded as dying of acute myocardial infarction, with records noting prior chronic lymphocytic leukemia and atrial fibrillation.
• An occupational therapist at the scene told officers a surgeon may have severed Hogan’s phrenic nerve during recent surgery, and widow Sky Daily said the nerve was “compromised.”
• The Clearwater Police Department says there are no signs of foul play but the case remains active as investigators gather medical records and conduct additional interviews.
• Bodycam video and 911 recordings are being withheld during the probe, with police saying the family will be briefed before any public release.
• Autopsy and postmortem status remain contested publicly: Sky Daily and Brooke Hogan have said an autopsy was completed or planned and cremation is on hold, while earlier county reporting said no autopsy was performed.