No.

Taken from a CNN transcript:
"Yes, Nancy. And that`s four years too long, I`ll guarantee you, because at the time, it was -- the diagnosis was drowning. And that is kind of difficult to make because sometimes you can actually drown and not have any water in your lungs. So it is a diagnosis of exclusion."
http://transcripts.cnn.com/TRANSCRIPTS/0802/22/ng.01.html

Another article:
"Nevertheless, at the time of her death, authorities bypassed the evidence and offered the conclusion that her death, in a dry tub, body fully bruised, with bloody hair and no water in her lungs, was an accidental drowning."
http://www.digitaljournal.com/article/246807

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