LOS ANGELES (AP) - The private pathologist who examined David Carradine's body agrees with Thai authorities that Carradine died of asphyxia. Dr. Michael Baden of New York says his examination Carradine's body, and the details he's receive from Bangkok authorities, are consistent with an asphyxiation death. He did a second autopsy on Carradine's body at the family's request. Carradine was found dead in a hotel in Bangkok on June 4. Baden says he can't say if Carradine died accidentally or was killed. He says he's waiting for some key details from Thai authorities, including toxicology reports and analysis of items found in Carradine's hotel room.