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The series of autopsies indicated that Robinson Hill had suffered a "massive infection" from an undetermined source, but because the body had been embalmed before an initial examination was conducted, an exact cause of death could not be identified. Dr. Bucklin listed Robinson Hill's cause of death as meningitis and sepsis.
- March 19, 1969 (aged 38), Houston, Texas, U.S.
- American
- National competitor in equestrian events, Death in unexplained circumstances
- February 6, 1931, Houston, Texas, U.S.
Second autopsy. On Thursday, March 20, 1969, Diane Settegast and Eunice Woolen, who stayed with the Hills as house guests a week before Joan's death, returned to Houston to attend Robinson Hill's funeral, and Settegast called on Hill to pay her respects.
19. Nov. 2022 · Joan Robinson Hill and John Hill had a marriage befitting of a wealthy couple central to a daytime soap. Hill was a prominent plastic surgeon, referred to by the New York Daily News as one of the top docs in Houston. Robinson-Hill was the daughter of Ash Robinson, a Texas oil millionaire. From the outside looking in, the couple had a picture ...
25. Jan. 2024 · Within five hours of her death, Joan’s body was already in the process of being embalmed, despite the fact that Texas state law required an autopsy for anyone who died in a hospital within 24 hours of admittance.
- Orrin Grey
1. Jan. 2024 · On March 19, 1969, thirty-eight-year-old Houston socialite Joan Robinson Hill died at Sharpstown General Hospital from what doctors at the time believed was flu-related symptoms. Hill’s body was quickly taken to the mortuary and embalmed before an autopsy could be performed, violating Texas law and undermining any attempts ...
15. Sept. 2023 · Incredibly, the hospital released her body to be embalmed at a funeral home without completing an autopsy, seemingly breaking state law. Because of this inexplicable move, Joan Robinson Hill's cause of death was never conclusively determined.
18. Apr. 2023 · Texas state law at the time required an autopsy before enbalming or any burial plans could be made. Dr. John ignored the doctor’s explanation of legal needs for an autopsy, however, and had the funeral home pick up Joan’s body within four hours of her death. The funeral home wasted no time and began the enbalming process within ...
