An autopsy report finds that the death of a Haitian man detained at an immigration facility in Arizona is related to his dental problems. Both outlets report that the autopsy concluded his cause of death is connected to medical issues arising from significant oral and dental health concerns rather than an unrelated internal condition. The man had spent months in immigration detention before his death. The findings add detail to public scrutiny of medical care provided to detainees, particularly regarding access to diagnosis and treatment for serious dental conditions. The reports describe the autopsy as a confirmation of an earlier concern about his health and clarify the medical relationship between his death and his dental woes. The accounts do not indicate a single specific dental diagnosis in the material provided, but they consistently characterize the autopsy’s determination as establishing a connection between his death and dental-related problems. Further actions or investigations beyond the autopsy’s conclusions are not described in the supplied summaries.