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Shocking Twist In Shane Warne’s Death Case As Cop Claims Viagra Found Was Removed

Jatin

Shane Warne passed away on March 4, 2022 [Source: @FoxCricket, @TaaSaparot/x.com]Shane Warne passed away on March 4, 2022 [Source: @FoxCricket, @TaaSaparot/x.com]

Cricket fans around the globe were left heartbroken in March 2022 when Aussie spin wizard, Shane Warne suddenly passed away while holidaying in Thailand. The post-mortem said it was a natural death, heart attack to be specific but now, a bombshell claim has stirred the pot and it’s got everyone talking.

Shocking Claim Says Shane Warne’s Death Scene Was Cleaned Up

A senior Thai police officer, who was at the scene has dropped a massive truth bomb. Speaking anonymously to The Mail, the cop claimed he was told to “get rid” of a bottle of Kamagra: a powerful sex drug also known as ‘Viagra jelly’ found in Shane Warne’s villa.

And here's where it gets murkier. Kamagra is illegal in Thailand but it’s still easy to find in tourist-heavy spots. Despite that, it never showed up in the official police report.

“We were ordered by our seniors to remove the bottle,” said the officer. 

“These orders were coming from up high, and I think senior officials from Australia were also involved because they did not want their national figure to have an ending like this.”

“Invisible hands” And Questions Left Unanswered

The officer went on to say there were “powerful invisible hands” behind the scenes. Shane Warne’s death was ruled a heart attack but with no official record of the drug found near his body, questions are now flying left, right and centre.

To make matters worse, he described a grim scene: vomit, blood and Kamagra nearby but only two of those were noted down. "We don't know how much he took, but the bottle was there. We were just told to clear it."



What Is Kamagra And Why It Matters In This Story?

Kamagra, often sold in jellies, tablets, or liquids, is known to be risky, especially for people with heart conditions, asthma or low blood pressure. Warne reportedly had heart disease and asthma. Connecting the dots, it is easy to see why this detail might change the narrative.

What adds fuel to the fire is how quickly Warne’s body was sent back to Australia, raising eyebrows over how thorough the probe really was. Some fans and experts are now asking whether the investigation was fast-tracked to avoid global controversy.

Legacy Untouched But Truth Under Question

Shane Warne was a cricketing giant, a once-in-a-generation genius who inspired millions. This new claim doesn’t take away from that but it does raise serious questions about transparency in how his tragic passing was handled.