Sleep apnea: a contributing factor to George Hickenlooper’s death
Written by: David Castillo on November 23rd, 2010
Sleep apnea: a contributing factor to George Hickenlooper’s death | 
George Hickenlooper died last month from an accidental overdose, said the Denver Coroner’s office.
Hickenlooper, who is the cousin of Denver’s Mayor John Hickenlooper, died in October 30 at 47 years old.
The coroner told reporters that George had a moderately enlarged heart and suffered from sleep apnea—two conditions that contributed to his death.
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