Three years following the passing of Australian cricket icon Shane Warne, a startling revelation has surfaced, suggesting a cover-up involving the removal of a potent sexual enhancement drug discovered at the villa where the unfortunate incident took place. Warne, who died at the age of 52 on March 22, suffered a heart attack while vacationing on the tropical island of Koh Samui.

A postmortem examination conducted in Thailand three years ago concluded that Warne's death was due to 'natural causes,' dismissing any possibility of foul play. However, a report from Mail Online on Sunday indicated that a bottle of a powerful sexual drug known as Kamagra was located near Warne's body, raising questions about its potential involvement in his untimely death. Allegedly, a senior police officer was instructed to remove the bottle from the scene and the official police report.

The officer, who requested anonymity, disclosed to the website: "We were directed by our superiors to dispose of the bottle. These orders originated from higher authorities, and I suspect that senior officials from Australia were also implicated, as they did not want their national figure to have such a controversial end."

Consequently, the official report stated that he experienced a heart attack, omitting any other details that might explain the circumstances. "No one is willing to confirm the presence of Kamagra, as it remains a delicate issue. There were many influential forces at play behind the scenes," the source added.

The informant further noted: "It was just a bottle, but we cannot ascertain how much he consumed. There was also a pool of vomit and blood at the location, but we removed the Kamagra as instructed."

It is important to mention that Kamagra is an Indian medication used to treat erectile dysfunction and contains the same active ingredient as Viagra. Although it is reportedly illegal in Thailand, the drug is readily available over the counter. However, it poses significant risks for individuals with heart conditions.

Prior to his arrival in Thailand, Warne was experiencing heart issues and was in a deteriorated physical state, having followed a diet consisting solely of fluids.

A medical expert informed MailOnline: "Kamagra is not advisable for someone with congenital heart weakness."

Warne participated in 145 Test matches and 194 One Day Internationals for Australia, achieving a total of 1001 international wickets. Of these, 708 were taken in Test cricket, where he continues to hold the position of the second-highest wicket-taker in history.

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