Autopsy Says Patriots Fan Dale Mooney Wasn’t Suffered From Traumatic Injury

The autopsy of Patriots Fan Dale Mooney who died during the Patriots vs. Dolphins game on Sunday night, brought an interesting plot twist to the unfortunate incident.

Apparently, Mooney had an altercation with a Dolphins fan who punched him in the face after that he became unconscious and passed away later.

According to CBS News, his preliminary autopsy report said that Mooney’s cause of death wasn’t a Traumatic Injury.

Bystander Joey Kilmartin told the whole scene to the police.

Kilmartin said,

“He [Mooney] went over to Section 311, and he basically engaged in mutual combat with another fan. A lot of people started trying to pull them apart… It looked like somebody was in the middle of them. And then a man in the Dolphins jersey reached over, and he connected with two punches to the victim’s head. It wasn’t something crazy or out of the ordinary until, 30 seconds later, the guy wasn’t getting up.”

According to the autopsy it had to be a medical issue that became the cause of the Patriots fan Mooney’s death. The investigation is still going on.

The lifelong Patriots fan Dale Mooney was a father of two kids who shared with his wife Lisa. He was also a 30-year season ticket member. Who could have thought someone could die while watching their favorite team play?

Our thoughts and prayers are with Dale Mooney’s family and friends.

May he rest in peace.

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