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b"2006 - Cranston, Rhode Island.\\nThe case was doomed from the start.\\nIn July of 2006, when paramedics arrived at the apartment of 34-year-old Shawn O'Brien, they believed it was for a medical emergency. It wasn't until after he passed away\\u2014and the police consulted with the medical examiner\\u2014that they realized the magnitude of his injuries were not consistent with what allegedly happened: a fall from a seizure. His cause of death was blunt force trauma. By the time police got a search warrant, it had been 4 days and the crime scene was contaminated.\\nWhat's worse, the medical examiner didn't have a clear story from police about how his injuries occurred, and ruled the manner of death as undetermined, beginning an uphill battle with the police (to investigate as a homicide) that continues to this day.\\n16 years later, the family is still asking themselves the same questions they did in 2006, and pushing even harder for the answers. His only daughter, Natalia St. Louis, remains determined to find out the truth about what happened to her father... and won't stop until she does.\\nThis is part two of the unexplained death of Shawn O'Brien.\\nDetailed sources can be found on murdershetold.com\\nConnect on Instagram @murdershetoldpodcast\\nSupport the show here\\nIf you have any information about the death of Shawn O\\u2019Brien, I encourage you to contact the Cranston Police Dept at (401) 942-2211.\\nLearn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices"