Legal Storm Looms: Hulk Hogan's Widow Eyes Malpractice Lawsuit

HULK HOGAN'S Mysterious Demise: Widow's Scathing Accusations Spark Medical Malpractice Lawsuit

In a bombshell revelation, Hulk Hogan's widow, Sky, is taking aim at medical professionals in a bid to uncover the truth behind her husband's sudden and tragic death. The wrestling legend's passing sent shockwaves through the entertainment industry, but now, his loved ones are fighting back against allegations of negligence and cover-up.

According to sources close to the investigation, Hogan's neck surgery months before his death may have contributed to his demise. Sky, 46, a former adult film star who married Hogan in 2023, is leading the charge against medical malpractice, citing concerns over her husband's compromised phrenic nerve during the operation.

"The phrenic nerve controls breathing," Sky explained in an exclusive interview with The Scholarly Note. "If it's compromised, you'll experience shortness of breath for a long time, and that can make you very sick. It's not something that's an alarming cause of death; it's something that wears on you, makes you weak."

Sky's investigation has led her to question the competence of medical professionals involved in Hogan's care. "We're looking into possible malpractice," she stated bluntly. "If you have shortness of breath for a long time, that can be deadly. It's not just about a heart attack; it's about how your body is functioning."

The news comes as Hogan's estranged daughter, Brooke, 37, has been vocal about her suspicions surrounding her father's death. In a series of explosive posts on social media, Brooke claimed to have received "legit" calls from professionals who were allegedly involved in the investigation, urging her to seek out body cam footage and 911 tapes.

"It's all up to my dad's wife," Brooke lamented in one post. "I have zero control. I'm trying to do the right thing, but it seems like nobody is listening."

But despite initial reports suggesting a cover-up, Sky revealed that Brooke had recently visited her father's body at the Clearwater funeral home and even spoke with detectives. "She met with police," Sky said graciously. "I'm grateful she finally got closure."

The drama surrounding Hogan's death has also drawn in Hulk's personal physician, Dr. Gerald Fitzgerald, who is being accused of over-prescribing medication. But Sky dismissed these claims as "irresponsible" and "slanderous." "Dr. Fitzgerald never prescribed anything to my husband while we were together," she insisted.

In a stunning twist, sources close to the investigation revealed that Hogan's surgery was performed at a different medical facility than previously thought. And in a bid to uncover the truth, Sky is calling for transparency from all parties involved.

"I know the police department has been very respectful and thorough," she assured The Scholarly Note. "I have cameras in the house; they've reviewed them. They've counted all the medications. They've done everything by the book."

As the investigation continues, one thing is clear: Hogan's loved ones are fighting for answers, and they won't back down until the truth is revealed.

A Timeline of Events

• May 2023: Hulk Hogan undergoes neck surgery
• June 2023: Hogan begins experiencing shortness of breath and becomes increasingly weak
• July 24, 2023: Hogan passes away at his Clearwater Beach home due to a heart attack
• August 2023: Brooke Hogan blasts social media with claims of cover-up and malpractice
• September 2023: Sky Hogan reveals investigation into possible medical malpractice
• October 2023: The Scholarly Note breaks exclusive story on Hogan's widow's accusations

Who's Involved?

• Hulk Hogan (real name Terry Bollea): wrestling legend who passed away in July 2023
• Sky Hogan (née): Hulk's third wife and the driving force behind the investigation into his death
• Brooke Hogan: Hulk's estranged daughter, who has been vocal about her suspicions surrounding her father's death
• Dr. Gerald Fitzgerald: Hulk's personal physician, accused of over-prescribing medication
• Justin McCamey: 54-year-old occupational therapist at Hogan's mansion, who claims the phrenic nerve was "severed" during surgery

The Investigation Continues

As The Scholarly Note digs deeper into the mystery surrounding Hulk Hogan's death, one thing is clear: this story is far from over. Stay tuned for further updates as more information comes to light.

Sources:

• Exclusive interview with Sky Hogan
• Sources close to the investigation
• Social media posts by Brooke Hogan