What proof do we have that she ATE the pineapple?<BR>This might seem so obvious that one can overlook the fact that there are other ways for food to get into the stomach. <P>Did the coroner note food fibers caught in the teeth? No mention of it if he did. Was there pineapple juice on her fingers? Her cheek? Would eaten pineapple digest quicker than something delivered via a food tube and not mixed initially with saliva (Which method delivers the food in a child at the duodonem)?<P>I have been led to believe a coroner can tell what a person has had for their last meal, which makes this autopsy seem kind of lacka-daisical. Wouldn't it have helped if the greenish material was identified as well as the pineapple?<P>Just a little food for thought here.