Scott Ruffalo’s Death Ruled Homicide Despite “Russian Roulette” Claims

Scott Ruffalo’s death was ruled a homicide by the L.A. Coroner’s Office yesterday, even after Shaha Mishaal Adham claimed that the gunshot wound was self-inflicted while Scott played Russian Roulette. 

Adham’s attorney Ronald Richards responded to the coroner’s claims yesterday, firing back that “The only two eye witnesses to the shooting saw the same thing, a gunshot wound to the left side of the head, while one of them saw him pull the trigger. They saw the gun in his left hand after the shot was fired.”

Richards also states that Adham’s clothes had no traces of gun residue, and that the police had not requested that she meet with them again. While Adhams was arrested on an attempted murder warrant prior to Scott Ruffalo’s death, she was released and has not been charged.

Things seemed to be coming together last week, too.  .  . I wonder if this case will end up full of twists and turns?

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