Overview

• Clearwater police say the death investigation remains active as they request medical records from providers and interview multiple witnesses.
• An occupational therapist who was at Hogan’s home when he stopped breathing told officers a recent surgery may have cut or injured the phrenic nerve, impairing respiration.
• Responding officers’ body-worn cameras recorded conversations with the therapist that could become part of the evidence.
• A prior forensic report listed acute myocardial infarction as the cause of death, with chronic lymphocytic leukemia and atrial fibrillation noted as contributing conditions.
• Hogan’s widow, Sky, said an autopsy has been performed but results have not been released, and his daughter Brooke previously called for the procedure to seek clarity.