I was informed by a few people that the cause of death was a "kidney infection" which I believe could be defined as a natural cause so that is why I used that term in the article. I think that term is accurate in the absence of any information to the contrary. However, I do not have any further information and I haven't obtained any records, such as a death certificate, that could be used as the basis for a more precise statement. Perhaps it should be changed to "unknown causes" until more reliable information is available.

The article is correct, she did die due to complications with a kidney infection.