Coroners are listing 'massive wicker trauma' as the official cause in Monday's death of 420-pound Staunton resident Tony Grushecky. 'Forensic evidence indicates that the base of the chair in which Mr. Grushecky sat gave out at 5 p.m. Monday, with the collapse driving razor-sharp wicker spears upwards of two feet into his morbidly obese body,' Augusta County Coroner Edward Reynoso told reporters. 'In my 22 years as coroner here, I've never seen such a brutal wicker-chair impaling.' Grushecky's enormous rolls of body fat were insufficient to protect him from the deadly spears, Reynoso said, and numerous vital organs were irreparably wickered. 