Katie May is a successful Playboy model and is also coined as the "Queen of Snapchat". Early this year, Katie May died after suffering a stroke. The Playboy model was 34 years old.
The stroke Katie May has experienced was due to neck manipulation by a chiropractor, according to Mirror UK. A few days before Katie May's death, the Playboy star tweeted that the nerve in her neck was pinched after falling during a photo shoot.
Katie May decided to see a chiropractor after the incident happened. The Playboy star was asking for suggestions about her neck being hurt soon after seeing the chiropractor who adjusted a part in her neck. A few days later she went back to the chiropractor due to her neck still hurting.
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The Assistant Chief Corner of Los Angeles, Ed Winter confirmed that Katie May's death was due to the neck injury she suffered from. The corner added that the chiropractor shifted Katie's neck that torn her left vertebral artery.
The doctor, Ed Winter, also confirmed that the blood flow from Katie May's brain was blocked and caused her to suffer from stroke, according to Washington Times. Winter mentioned that he hasn't seen this kind of case before.
Katie May was the youngest of four children and was born in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Katie moved to Los Angeles to pursue a modeling career. She was also a businesswoman and has worked in public relations. Katie May left a seven-year-old daughter.
The office of Los Angeles Corner has already ruled Katie May's death as an accident. Katie May's family haven't decided yet what legal action to take in terms of civil litigation and whether the chiropractor has faults on what happened to the Playboy model.
