Chauvin Murder Trial

[Bucky Ball]

That's a fantastically good point, since any of a number of things that immediately precede the death of an individual often don't cause their demise. For example, Julius Caesar suffered from gout, so there's really no reason to suppose that the 44 stab wounds contributed to his death. And Abraham Lincoln likely had Marfan Syndrome which can lead to an aortic aneurysm, so the bullet in his brain was probably coincidental.

Boru

Indeed a tragic case of death by gout.

There's a 1/1000 chance it was the gout. 
That's reasonable doubt.