No Evidence That Captain Who Died In Afghanistan Chatting On Skype With His Wife Was Shot (Updated)

Family: Capt Clark leaves behind his wife Susan Orellana-Clark - who witnessed his death on Skype - and two children aged three and nine

Army Says There Was No Bullet Wound In Captain Who Died In Afghanistan Chatting On Skype With His Wife... Despite Her Insistence He Was Shot -- Daily Mail

* Army officials say Capt Bruce Kevin Clark died of natural causes
* 'We can positively say he was not shot,' an Army spokesman says
* However, his wife, Susan Orellana-Clark, issued a statement insisting she and witnesses saw a bullet hole in the closet door
* Mrs Clark watched her husband for two hours as she tried to get help for him from her home 8,000 miles away in El Paso, Texas

Foul play is not suspected in the death of an Army captain who died in Afghanistan as he chatted with his wife on Skype, the military reiterated on Monday.

Army investigators found no bullet wound in Bruce Kevin Clark's body and they believe he died of natural causes.

Despite this, his wife, Susan Orllana-Clark, insists her husband was shot. He lurched forward when he died and that she saw a bullet hole in the closet door behind him, she says.

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