what does death not being treated as suspicious mean

When a death is not treated as suspicious, it means that investigators believe the cause of death is most likely due to natural causes, accident, or suicide, and there’s no evidence suggesting foul play. Here’s a breakdown of what it typically implies:

Medical Examiner or Coroner Review: A medical professional, usually a medical examiner or coroner, will examine the body and review medical history to determine the cause of death.

No Signs of Violence: There won’t be any physical injuries or other evidence suggesting the person was attacked or harmed by someone else.

No Unexplained Circumstances: The circumstances surrounding the death are clear and consistent with the determined cause.