No foul play in Rockies' president's death - police
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah — Keli McGregor, the Colorado Rockies president who was found dead in a hotel room on April 20, died of natural causes, police said Thursday.McGregor, who was…
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah — Keli McGregor, the Colorado Rockies president who was found dead in a hotel room on April 20, died of natural causes, police said Thursday.McGregor, who was 48, had been the subject of a murder investigation until a state medical examiner's report was received that said the Major League Baseball executive did not meet with foul play.A police spokeswoman said the death was ruled to have been from natural causes and there were no drugs found in McGregor's system but the actual cause of death and other details on the case were not released.State law in Utah does not include autopsy reports among public records.McGregor was a former National Football League player and had traveled to Utah on business for the Rockies, staying at the downtown Grand America hotel.McGregor, who became club president and worked for the Rockies for 17 seasons, played for the Denver Broncos, Seattle Seahawks and Indianapolis Colts and his father was a former Canadian Football League player. Copyright © 2010 AFP. All rights reserved. More »
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