Happy Mondays' Shaun Ryder thinks the sudden death of his brother Paul is 'a little suspicious' and wants answers .
Paul was found dead at the age of 58 hours before the band in Sunderland played at the Kubix Festival.
According to the coroner's office, Paul died of ischemic heart disease and diabetes.
However, Sean thinks it has something to do with his Covid vaccine, which his brother received a few weeks before he died.
Sean, 59, told MailOnline.
"I'm going to wait two weeks for an autopsy."
Sean said his brother's booster jab "caused something.
After his death, the band originally consisted of Paul, Sean, Gary Whelan on drums, Paul Davis on keyboards and Mark 'Bez' Day on guitar. However, in a post onFacebookhe wrote: "The Ryder family and members of the Happy Mondays Band are deeply saddened and shocked to learn of the passing of Paul Ryder this morning.
"A true pioneer and legend. We will miss him forever."
"Thank you for respecting the privacy of everyone involved." He said it hit him hard only when he played it.
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"He wasn't there until I got on stage, so it didn't shock me much.
Stop the show or whatever." , I just kept going.
Paul's funeral was held earlier this week at St. Charles' Church in Swinton, Manchester.
Today. Those who paid tribute included Stone Roses singer Ian Brown,Happy Mondays bandmate Bez, and former New Order bassist and now solo artist Peter.
For this service, Paul's bandmate Rowetta sang "Bridge over the Sea" before the prayer, followed by David Bowie's "Starman" as depression music. rice field.
On the back of the Service Medal was the following message: "Paul's family send many kind messages of condolences, love and support during this very sad time. We would like to extend our heartfelt thanks to everyone who donated.”
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