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A key witness in the beating case of San Francisco Giants fan Bryan Stow died of an apparent allergic food reaction, according to a report in the Los Angeles Times.
Matthew Lee, who was termed an important witness by a source, died suddenly after eating a salad that contained nuts, which caused an allergic reaction. The coroner reportedly has not determined a cause of death.
Officials reportedly have additional evidence in addition to the eyewitness account Lee was to have provided.
Stow and Lee went to the Los Angeles Dodgers' opener on March 31 with a group of friends when Stow, 42, was brutally beaten afterward in the parking lot. Police said he was wearing Giants apparel and was taunted by two young men, who then assaulted him with blows to the back and head.
Stow suffered brain damage in the attack and remains hospitalized.
Two men suspected in the beating, Louie Sanchez and Marvin Norwood, have been charged with assault and mayhem in connection with the beating. The two made their first court appearance on Monday. They will not be arraigned until Aug. 10.
Matthew Lee, who was termed an important witness by a source, died suddenly after eating a salad that contained nuts, which caused an allergic reaction. The coroner reportedly has not determined a cause of death.
Officials reportedly have additional evidence in addition to the eyewitness account Lee was to have provided.
Stow and Lee went to the Los Angeles Dodgers' opener on March 31 with a group of friends when Stow, 42, was brutally beaten afterward in the parking lot. Police said he was wearing Giants apparel and was taunted by two young men, who then assaulted him with blows to the back and head.
Stow suffered brain damage in the attack and remains hospitalized.
Two men suspected in the beating, Louie Sanchez and Marvin Norwood, have been charged with assault and mayhem in connection with the beating. The two made their first court appearance on Monday. They will not be arraigned until Aug. 10.
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