Talk:Daniel Darc

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"heart attack" in this article, "drug overdose" in the Taxi Girl article(?). ("Drug overdose" sounds to me more like heroin gone wrong than pills, anyhow.)81.111.215.218 (talk) 13:17, 31 May 2015 (UTC)[reply]

The French version of Daniel Darc article has "a mixture of pills ('medicaments') and alcohol may have been the cause", but then cites a Nouvel Observateur article stating that a "pulmonary oedema" was the cause of death.