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A body at a fire scene shows a cherry-red lividity pattern, soot in the airway, and a carboxyhemoglobin (COHb) level of 62%. What does this combination MOST strongly support?

Postmortem placement in fire without antemortem smoke inhalation Antemortem CO inhalation during the fire (soot, elevated COHb) Cyanide poisoning as the sole cause without smoke exposure Hypothermia as the primary mechanism of death in the fire

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Antemortem CO inhalation during the fire (soot, elevated COHb)

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