His daughter’s hair sample had significant amounts of heavy metals, according to a test analysis he commissioned, but it did not support his murderous thoughts.
It was determined that the anomaly was most likely caused by hairspray and dye. The 300-pound Monjack, who was often more catatonic.
Than cognizant, was plunged into his own catastrophic health nightmare in the meanwhile. Neal told Us, “He was drinking a cognac and sweating when I met him, a month after Brittany’s death.”
“As I spoke, he would nod off and wake up.” As with his wife, anemia and pneumonia were listed as the official causes of death when he passed away on May 23, 2010, at the age of 40.
One of the people who believed that the couple’s deaths were caused in part by the poisonous mold in their house was Monjack’s mother, Linda.
However, after conducting an investigation, the Los Angeles County coroner’s office rejected the assertion.
