Photo: Jo Mersa Marley | By Elyse Wanshel, Huff Post | New details about Jo Mersa Marley’s cause of death have been released six months after he suddenly passed away. The Jamaican-American reggae artist died in December after catching what appeared to be a common cold.
The grandson of legendary reggae artist Bob Marley reportedly died of “acute asthma exacerbation” after being infected by rhinovirus or enterovirus, according to documents from the Miami-Dade Medical Examiner’s Office, obtained by Rolling Stone.
The symptoms of rhinovirus or enterovirus present the same as the common cold, the magazine notes.
The medical examiner’s office states that Marley — the son of Grammy-winning musician Stephen Marley — had a history of asthma, bronchitis and pneumonia and had not been taking his medication for his asthma diagnosis at the time of his death, per Rolling Stone. The publication states that the report also notes that the 31-year-old musician had a history of smoking and had “enlarged glottic tonsils,” and black discoloration was found in his lungs.
His lungs also showed signs of congestion, hyperexpansion and increased mucus in their airwaves.
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Cause Of Death For Jo Mersa Marley, Bob Marley’s Grandson, Released
