BRIGGS: Four-twenty-eight Eastern Time. And another American tourist has died at a resort in the Dominican Republic. Joseph Allen was found dead in his room June 13th at the Hotel Terra Linda in Sosua. Allen's sister telling CNN her brother had not been feeling well the day before but went out that night anyway. That makes at least nine American tourist deaths in the Dominican over 13 months. Can anything unusual link the deaths? Our Rosa Flores has answers from Santo Domingo.</s>ROSA FLORES, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Dave, Michelle, we are learning more about Joseph Allen from his family, who says that the 55-year-old was a regular at the Terra Linda Resort, so much so that staff welcomed him by his first name. On that ill fated day on June 13th, it was staff who found him dead in his room. Now, we obtained a copy of the preliminary autopsy report from a state agency called Cestur (ph) and that report indicates that Allen had cardiac arrest and that his body did not show internal or external signs of violence. So far, we know of at least nine Americans who have died in the Dominican Republic, and both American and Dominican Republic authorities say that these cases are not connected. Back in April, the State Department issued a travel advisory, but that advisory was for crime. And the state agency that tracks the deaths of all tourists in the Dominican Republic says that the lead cause of death for tourists is natural causes -- Dave, Michelle.</s>BRIGGS: Awfully scary what's happening there. Rosa, thanks.</s>KOSINSKI: Thanks, Rosa. Well, President Trump launching his re-election campaign with an airing of grievances. We'll have more on the road to 2020 ahead. END
9th American Tourist Dies in Dominican Republic.