As noted before, WWE Hall of Famer and wrestling legend Hulk Hogan, real name Terry Bollea, passed away this past July due to a heart attack. Hogan’s family has been planning to file a lawsuit against at least one of Hogan’s doctors over claims of medical malpractice leading to his death. Hogan’s death is believed to have been caused by issues related to a surgery that resulted in his phrenic nerve being severed. The Clearwater, Florida Police Department closed their investigation into Hogan’s death earlier this month and found no criminal wrongdoing.
TMZ held a recent interview with Hogan’s daughter Brooke Hogan discussing her thoughts about her issues with the police’s investigation into her late father’s death.
“There’s been a lot of inconsistencies from the BEGINNING. I think CWPD missed the mark by not IMMEDIATELY making this a big investigation and not questioning everything and everybody out the gate. This should have been treated as a taped off, locked down, thorough investigation from day one.”
It was reported that Brooke pointed to several other issues she says still doesn’t add up “including being told at one point there were no blood samples available, only to later hear investigators found nothing suspicious in Hulk’s blood.”
Brooke also had stated that “police records released to the public contain redactions related to prescriptions Hulk was taking for pain and sleep … medications she says do not appear in the toxicology findings.”
Brooke also still questions why Hulk’s death certificate was signed by his personal physical rather than someone from the medical examiner’s office.
Brooke also stated that she was treated like an outsider throughout the investigation process and police thanking her for her cooperation felt like a “slap in the face” to her.

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