I'm sorry to interrupt you, but we're short on time.
As I read The Globe and Mail report, which is what I'm working off of—I'm not an investigative journalist—it sounds as though death occurred in a totally healthy woman. I assume your organization screens folks to make sure they are totally healthy. She died either while hooked up to a donation machine or shortly after being disconnected. This seems to be a correlation. It seems as though we're avoiding the fact that there's an obvious correlation there.
Are you sure you maintain that there's no correlation between the donation and the passing?