Police in Middlebury, Connecticut, say the death of an elderly woman last year, which was originally ruled to be natural causes, could be connected to the Final
Exit Network, a right-to-die organization.
Police received a tip from police in Georgia that led investigators to obtain a search warrant for an Old Saybrook home where they took computers and other documents for analysis. Police are not releasing the woman’s name.
Police said no charges have been filed and the investigation could take several weeks to several months to conclude.
In February, the Georgia Bureau of Investigation arrested three men and a woman in connection with the Final Exit Network. The group has helped about 200 sick people end their lives since 2004.
