It's unclear when the autopsies will be complete, Florence said, and release of the completed autopsies could be delayed at the prosecutor's request.
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At one point in February, when Dr. Nunez surpassed 150 autopsies, her fiancé, an accountant, figured that she needed to complete about 25 autopsies per month in the time left.
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Hayne not only did the autopsies in cases where the person was tried for murder, he also did the autopsies in cases like one where a woman was found, clearly beaten to death.
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Both sides have maintained that their respective autopsies are correct.
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Autopsies will be performed to determine the cause of death.
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Autopsies suggested that many had been shot at close range.
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According to TMZ, however, all three autopsies have been performed.
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Autopsies are scheduled to determine the circumstances of their deaths.
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Autopsies were conducted on Avicii's body both Friday and Saturday.
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Nikos Karakoukis said coroners had completed autopsies on 86 bodies.
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Authorities performed autopsies on the two dead men, he said.
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His published writings include works on dissection and mobile autopsies.
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The autopsies could not determine which child was stabbed first.
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Autopsies showed telltale signs of heart injury and cell death.
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Autopsies are being conducted in Mexico, the police statement said.
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The nine killed died from gunshot wounds, preliminary autopsies showed.
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Last year, he reportedly handled fewer than 21990,22011 autopsies total.
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The autopsies show Kaileigh was shot 13 times in a bathroom.
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Edwards says the case remains open until the autopsies are complete.
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Autopsies were completed Thursday for both Sharon and Robert, Lopez says.
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These same imaging technologies are being increasingly used in autopsies, too.
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Autopsies on the Orr twins revealed their deaths were heat-related.
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They would be transferred to the city later for the autopsies.
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Autopsies will be conducted tomorrow, Salerno's head of police told CNN.
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No autopsies are planned for Megan Short or the three children.
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Autopsies will be conducted to determine the children's cause of death.
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The bodies have not been identified and autopsies are being conducted.
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He said he performed at least seven of the 49 autopsies.
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Detailed autopsies of Tuesday's vote will not be available for weeks.
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Autopsies later revealed evidence of CTE in both of their brains.
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Their bodies will be sent to Charleston this weekend for autopsies.
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The coroner was a forensic pathologist who handled that county's autopsies.
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It is an adage familiar to places where autopsies are performed.
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Local media outlets report that autopsies performed last week were inconclusive.
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The victims' autopsies are scheduled for Thursday, the coroner's office said.
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Autopsies are planned for over the weekend as an investigation continues.
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Police crime-scene investigations and autopsies, meanwhile, are opaque and perfunctory.
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He was not permitted to perform autopsies or any other procedures.
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They're going to have to request autopsies of all the bodies.
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Authorities will complete autopsies to confirm all identities of the victims.
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Note the sticker about it being a device for doing alien autopsies.
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Autopsies will be conducted on Thursday to determine their cause of death.
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Seven of the eight autopsies have been performed so far, he said.
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The Monroe County Coroner's Office conducted autopsies on the teens on Wednesday.
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The bodies are currently being identified, and autopsies are pending, CNN reported.
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These pre-emptive autopsies of a diseased social network are too much.
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Turkey has conducted autopsies on at least three of the attack victims.
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"All tested positive for cocaine, except one," Silverman said of the autopsies.
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Autopsies were conducted Friday on Shanann and her daughters, the paper reports.
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Autopsy results Autopsies showed that all six deaths were homicides, authorities said.
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Some of those hypotheses are backed by the analytic autopsies, others not.
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Autopsies were to begin on Tuesday, a local police official told reporters.
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Many autopsies yield only clues — not answers — about what happened to someone.
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The release didn't include full autopsies for Paddock or the 58 victims.
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To the Editor: Dr. Sandeep Jauhar's comments about autopsies are well founded.
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With the soaring death toll, routine autopsies are overwhelming medical examiners everywhere.
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Autopsies were scheduled for Monday, the Milwaukee Medical Examiner said on Twitter.
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Palestine police took the bodies to Tyler, Texas, for autopsies, officials said.
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With the autopsies still pending, the family's exact time of death remains unclear.
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Globally, traditional autopsies are becoming less frequent, both for adults and for children.
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The autopsies by the Miami-Dade medical examiner have also not been released.
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All four autopsies are scheduled to take place on Monday in Anchorage, Alaska.
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Coroners conducting the autopsies will look for evidence of physical and sexual abuse.
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CTE cannot be diagnosed in living subjects; it is only found during autopsies.
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Even before tonight's results, the autopsies for Rubio's campaign were already rolling in.
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Autopsies on some of the victims point to the toxic nerve gas sarin.
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No detail is too small, including the gunshots, autopsies and the killer's words.
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LOS ANGELES — Autopsies of the 14 people killed in the San Bernardino, Calif.
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On his first real day on the job, his office completed 18 autopsies.
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Full autopsies were conducted in December, although coroner's reports are still being finalized.
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He did thousands of autopsies and made a lot of money doing it.
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Pathologists cannot refuse to do autopsies just because they might risk losing accreditation.
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Mr. Ghimire said that the remains had been moved to Kathmandu for autopsies.
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The Bexar County medical examiner's office was scheduled to conduct autopsies on Friday.
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In their autopsies, officials found dog food and human food in their systems.
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Many autopsies of Oklahoma residents whose deaths involved meth also found heart problems.
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Both were shot in the head, according to the state medical examiner's autopsies.
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Autopsies will be conducted this week to determine their causes of death, Judd said.
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All of the dead had been identified, and most of the autopsies were completed.
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Most of those who were killed died of multiple gunshot wounds, the autopsies showed.
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Autopsies have shown that a third of people had them but never noticed them.
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The coast guard said autopsies were planned to determine the causes of their deaths.
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The company said autopsies by the Egyptian government might determine their cause of death.
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But autopsies later revealed that some of the Romanovs had taken days to die.
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The team also brought with them a doctor who specialized in autopsies, per NYT.
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Autopsies of both bodies are underway, with results expected next week, Durán Mejia said.
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Now she is a frequent guest at autopsies, crime scenes, body farms and morgues.
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After analyzing autopsies and EKG measurements for each case, the researchers found that among those 3,122 people who had no history of coronary artery disease, 1,322 of them -- 42.4% -- had scarring of the heart consistent with a silent heart attack in their autopsies.
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The coroner's office completed the autopsies on all the deceased before they autopsied the shooter.
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All those killed were buried without autopsies after their corpses were found, the statement said.
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Forensic teams were working round the clock to finish identifying the victims and conducting autopsies.
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Additional autopsies were conducted by a top forensic pathologist, who determined the deaths were homicides.
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Dr. Joshua D. Stephany, the county medical examiner, supervised the autopsies and performed some himself.
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The victims' autopsies detail the chaos inside the 85-foot-by-40-foot conference room.
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Funeral home directors are not trained pathologists, and do not conduct autopsies and other tests.
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I also learned that autopsies were more physically demanding than the crime shows let on.
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But take a minute and perform autopsies on your own failed relationships in the past.
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Fifty years ago we performed autopsies on roughly half of patients who died in hospitals.
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In 1971, the Joint Commission on Accreditation of Hospitals stopped requiring hospitals to perform autopsies.
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In 1986, Medicare, presumably skeptical of the usefulness of autopsies, stopped directly paying for them.
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Officials were working to confirm their identities, and autopsies were scheduled for Monday, he said.
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M. Clement Hall I am a pathologist who has been performing forensic autopsies since 1983.
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The autopsies showed that Alzheimer's was not the cause of dementia in 89 of them.
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According to Turkish officials, one was a specialist in autopsies, who brought a bone saw.
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His office handles autopsies for Montgomery County and the surrounding rural areas in southwest Ohio.
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"A number of people will be performing autopsies" on whatever decisions the funds make, Metzold said.
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Autopsies revealed Antonio had 13 "major" stab wounds while Alice had been stabbed significantly nine times.
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Autopsies conducted later on Tuesday showed the boys were strangled to death, according to the release.
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Autopsies done on monkey cadavers seemed to indicate a very limited vocal range compared to humans.
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Autopsies are expected to be performed as part of the coroner's investigation this week, he said.
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Officials are conducting autopsies to identify the bodies and determine the causes of death, MacLatchy said.
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A similar murder wasn't made known to investigatorsAs the autopsies were underway, another body was found.
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Studies have found that patients at hospitals that perform more autopsies suffer fewer major diagnostic mistakes.
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The first motion was filed 20 minutes before the autopsies were scheduled to begin, documents show.
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Mr. Kyan said the police would confirm how the two people died after autopsies were conducted.
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"There are no autopsies, no police reports," he said of the crimes committed on distant battlefields.
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The bodies will be taken to the Medical University of South Carolina for autopsies, he said.
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Those autopsies are potentially damning, as a killing in the first week of Duterte's campaign suggests.
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Encinas acknowledged that many bodies and body parts across the country had yet to undergo autopsies.
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Autopsies performed on both hikers found that their injuries were consistent with gunshot wounds, the statement says.
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He also performs autopsies on those who have died, gathering DNA so family members can identify them.
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Authorities have not provided the causes of death, but Bustos said autopsies were planned for later Wednesday.
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Autopsies revealed the four victims were struck by 18 shots, according to Cincinnati public radio station WVXU.
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Yang and her colleagues performed autopsies on wombats that had to be euthanized following motor vehicle accidents.
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Autopsies revealed that most victims were shot multiple times, including Christopher Rhoden, who was shot nine times.
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British police said Saturday they have removed all the bodies from the truck and are awaiting autopsies.
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Billboard reports that two autopsies were performed, and neither revealed evidence of foul play or criminal suspicion.
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A relatively small number of autopsies are performed in Texas because of a lack of forensic pathologists.
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Autopsies were being performed, including on the driver, to see if drugs were alcohol were a factor.
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In 17 years on the job, I have performed more than 300 autopsies on gunshot wound victims.
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Justices in six counties said they don't send in all bodies for autopsies, because of the expense.
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Autopsies include steps vital to identifying remains, among them the taking of dental, fingerprint, and DNA records.
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Officials said the cause of death for the 13 would be known only after autopsies were completed.
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The pair run two companies, ForensicDx for autopsies and MolecularDx for drug testing, out of Windber, Pennsylvania.
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Together they conduct autopsies for 10 Pennsylvania counties, including Indiana, charging between $20163,000 and $3,000 per body.
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A rep for the Miami-Dade Medical Examiner's Office confirms all 3 autopsies were completed on Sunday.
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No autopsies are performed to minimize droplets from landing on a healthy person, possibly getting them sick.
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Autopsies of the remains recovered at the crash site are being conducted, a police official told CNN.
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The first motion, according to documents, was filed 20 minutes before the autopsies were scheduled to begin.
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Two autopsies have been carried out — but so far no conclusive cause of death has been announced.
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A coroner will conduct autopsies on the remains to try to determine a cause and manner of death.
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Seven of the eight autopsies have been performed so far, the last one scheduled for Monday, said DeWine.
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Some of these specimens were taken from autopsies of at least five people who died during the study.
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Autopsies showed they died of manual strangulation -- and had blunt force trauma and broken bones in their necks.
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Authorities did not provide details about how the inmates died but said their autopsies are planned for Saturday.
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Autopsies on three victims conducted in Turkey indicated exposure to chemical substances, Turkey's Justice Minister Bekir Bozdag said.
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And that number is expected to climb as autopsies are completed and toxicology results come in, said Schlikerman.
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Clearly that question was on the minds of reporters, because we have been inundated with autopsies on HSR.
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Both Aickman and Bullwinkel perform autopsies on hidden entities that lie just under the surface of daily existence.
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I am a district attorney in rural central Texas who also wishes that more autopsies would be performed.
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Autopsies found that the patients' immune systems had attacked their hearts, rejecting them as if they were transplants.
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Autopsies carried out by Mr. Van Canneyt's team have attributed 90 percent of dolphins' deaths to fishing activities.
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There are no plans for autopsies because of the belief that smoke inhalation killed the victims, Brown said.
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In a series of 12,500 autopsies performed over 20 years, cardiac tumors were found in just 161 individuals.
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SOCO autopsies are mandatory and usually take place at the funeral parlor within hours of the body's arrival.
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Grewal praised the medical examiner for ensuring their burials and autopsies were in keeping with their religious traditions.
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The Orleans Parish Coroner's Office will release the victims' identities after autopsies are completed and family members notified.
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In 153 of those autopsies, stun guns were cited as a cause of or contributing factor to the death.
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That makes up more 60% of the total autopsies it conducted in January, said county Coroner Dr. Kent Harshbarger.
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Specialists have already started to report cases where digital techniques have uncovered things that weren't revealed in traditional autopsies.
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Authorities have not given more details about the victims' injuries, but autopsies have been scheduled on all three bodies.
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The statistics recently released by the government show there were autopsies conducted on 498 of the total 7,776 cremations.
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Autopsies determined that Macias and Rivero had levels of alcohol below the legal limit in Florida, which is .08.
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Plus, in a super interesting but no less graphic report, we looked at the gnarly work of cetacean autopsies.
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The Oregon State Medical Examiner is conducting autopsies on Best and Namkai Meche on Sunday, according to the police.
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EACH FELLOW is expected to complete about 250 autopsies, a goal based on national standards for training medical examiners.
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Almost a year later, Dr. Garcia has completed 250 autopsies, of which about one-fifth have not been resolved.
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Yet, the local government classified these deaths as natural and opted to do almost a thousand cremations without autopsies.
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Officials said they are investigating both deaths as suicides, although the causes will need to be determined by autopsies.
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The KCNA report accused Malaysia of breaking international law by conducting autopsies on a person bearing a diplomatic passport.
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Today, the number of autopsies has dwindled to less than 10 percent, with next to none in nonacademic hospitals.
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We used to use autopsies as an educational tool, to learn what we'd gotten right and what we'd missed.
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What is missing is how our understanding of disease has relied on pivotal findings during the conduct of autopsies.
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A medical examiner's office is considered deficient if an individual pathologist must perform more than 250 autopsies per year.
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To test the hypothesis, Semmelweis required doctors to wash their hands after autopsies with chlorinated lime in between examinations.
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The museum also includes an iron lung and an anatomical theater, where medical students could watch autopsies taking place.
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Kroll that says these numbers are based on initial reports and authorities are awaiting final counts from the autopsies.
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The corpses were sent to Salerno, Italy, where autopsies are being conducted to determine the details of their deaths.
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Not the county medical examiner who, overwhelmed by opioid deaths, stopped doing autopsies on car accident victims last year.
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Withers said Tubaiqi spent time viewing autopsies, viewing procedures in the mortuary and learning from radiologists concerning CT scans.
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Pyongyang also accused Malaysian authorities of violating international law by conducting autopsies on a person with a diplomatic passport.
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"Although autopsies have yet to be conducted, preliminary indications are that all of the victims suffered gunshot wounds," he said.
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When I visited in October, his office had handled more than 2,22014 bodies that year, 23,2200 of which involved autopsies.
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When they perform too many autopsies, they risk making mistakes and even losing their accreditation, which can imperil their credibility.
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Autopsies will confirm the cause of the deaths, the head of Peru's civil defense agency, Jorge Chavez said on RPP.
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Their bodies were later identified by the Dane County Medical Examiner's Office, who have been conducting forensic autopsies since Monday.
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This case has stumped cryptographers and police and the most recent theories seem to revolve around autopsies and DNA testing.
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Autopsies by the Bexar County Medical Examiner's Office were scheduled for Friday, results of which have yet to be announced.
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Autopsies of the various alien corpses you collect should be a top priority, as they lead to other important breakthroughs.
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Most of the other autopsies cited a combination of heart and medical conditions, drug use and various forms of trauma.
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Although he's cut open iPhones, DSLR cameras, and laptops, one of Warren's favorite object autopsies was the humble clothing iron.
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In the wake of any great failure, wise organizations conduct postmortems: business-focused autopsies that diagnose where things went wrong.
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One day I did five autopsies — an entire family — after a man shot his three children, his wife, and himself.
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The attack, which Turkey said autopsies confirm was a sarin gas attack, has been described as the worst since 2013.
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Police have said autopsies showed poisoning as the cause of death of two 88-year-old male patients on Sept.
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Alzheimer's patients with those symptoms "do much worse over time;" after death, autopsies have shown they had more brain damage.
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There's no evidence, based on the autopsies of the seven killed officers, that they had ever been tortured, for example.
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Both of their autopsies recorded dorsal root ganglionitis—inflammation of nerve roots around the spinal cord—suggesting a catastrophic infection.
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All four autopsies showed an expansion of gas in the intestines, which causes pain and could result in a rupture.
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Mehdi said autopsies had been carried out on the dead and that post-mortem reports were expected in 72 hours.
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There are coverage deserts, huge (mostly rural) parts of America that lack ready access to autopsies or trained death investigators.
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Adityanath's administration is adamant that the oxygen problem was not responsible for any deaths, even though no autopsies were performed.
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CHR investigators told Reuters they had to subpoena SOCO to get full autopsies, even though CHR is a government agency.
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Over the course of his career, Vesalius performed countless public autopsies and dissections, mainly on executed criminals or unclaimed bodies.
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Macharia Njeru had attended autopsies of a young girl and a baby and called the probes into those deaths "priority cases".
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And when it comes to children's deaths, autopsies provide new information almost half of the time (according to a 2010 paper).
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All the bodies were moved from the truck at Tilbury Docks to Broomfield Hospital in Chelmsford for autopsies, the police said.
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The Miami-Dade Medical Examiner's office has completed autopsies on the three men, but are awaiting the results of toxicology tests.
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The Westchester County Medical Examiner's Office will conduct autopsies to try to determine the cause of death of all three subjects.
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San Bernardino County released the heavily redacted autopsies on Friday as part of a public records request by The Associated Press.
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"We are working with the national ombudsman´s office to conduct autopsies ... and seek justice for these victims," Cox told Reuters.
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Later, autopsies showed that amyloid deposits had cleared up in people who got the vaccine — but they had still declined mentally.
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She had been on her feet for more than six hours, working on three autopsies back to back without a break.
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The revelation came late Thursday along with a list of findings in the autopsies of the 58 killed in the Oct.
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Light constantly explodes across the screen, threatening everything, mingling with audio cutaways of dire warnings and autopsies of near-cataclysmic mistakes.
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Assuming Sanders's downward trajectory continues, there will be, in the weeks to come, no shortage of autopsies performed on his campaign.
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Necropsies (animal autopsies) are being performed on the carcasses to try to determine why the whales ended up on the beach.
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After 32 victims were brought to Turkey for treatment, authorities performed autopsies on three of those who succumbed to their injuries.
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Websites such as Rotten, Ogrish and Bestgore emerged in the 90s and 00s, archiving footage of traffic accidents, autopsies and execution videos.
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And research from Zhejiang University that examined autopsies between 1950 to 2009 found that the total clinical misdiagnosis rate averaged 46 percent.
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Autopsies on the twins, identified as Oliver and Aria Orr, has revealed their deaths were heat-related, a police spokesman tells PEOPLE.
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Autopsies have now been performed on the children, but their identities have not yet been made public, St. John told BuzzFeed News.
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Autopsies showed the dead in 20 of those cases were shot at close range, which tends not to be common in shootouts.
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The causes of deaths are pending further studies but the autopsies have been completed, the coroner's office said in a news release.
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Of the 544 participants who died by 2013, about half had brain autopsies and the new analysis is based on those results.
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Autopsies and post-mortems on people who die sudden and unexpected deaths are forbidden by Qatari law unless a crime is suspected.
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The autopsies, during which DNA and other identifying information is collected, can help identify whether the remains are from an undocumented migrant.
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She said that she was "confident" that they are McLeod and Schmegelsky's but that she could not confirm until after the autopsies.
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The presence of a forensic doctor who specializes in autopsies suggests the operation may have had a lethal intent from the start.
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Officials have not said how Ms. Caneiro and the children died, and it was not clear whether their autopsies had been completed.
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Semmelweis made doctors to wash their hands between autopsies and other examinations and, wouldn't you know it, the death rate went down.
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Smith, an Air Force veteran and surgical technologist, claims that he performed autopsies on alien tissue during his time in active duty.
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The bodies are with the Office of the Chief Medical Examiner and will undergo autopsies to determine the cause of the deaths.
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The women's bodies were recovered by divers the following day and taken to Medical University of South Carolina for autopsies, officials said.
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Guidelines from the National Association of Medical Examiners reportedly set a 90-day deadline for 90 percent of autopsies and toxicology screenings.
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Autopsies will be conducted Wednesday at the earliest, the coroner said The boy is being held in a juvenile facility, Young said.
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Autopsies conducted in December determined that Barry, 75, and Honey, 70, died from ligature neck compression, police previously said in a statement.
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Autopsies revealed that the whales were all healthy aside from some debris in nine of their bellies, not enough to kill them.
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Autopsies on the bodies of the women will also be conducted on Tuesday to determine whether they were tortured or sexually abused.
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Police declined to disclose how the two died, saying that they would wait for autopsies to confirm their identities and cause of death.
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Chase said the victims&apos names will be released after autopsies being conducted by the medical examiner&aposs office in Rochester are completed.
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Autopsies had concluded that the provisional cause of death was a combination of hypoxia - oxygen deprivation - and hyperthermia - overheating - in an enclosed space.
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In the north of the country, on the U.S.-Mexico border, opioid overdoses—rarely recorded in autopsies in Mexico—are on the up.
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A later Reuters investigation amassed evidence that suggested officers were summarily gunning down drug suspects and performing perfunctory crime-scene investigations and autopsies.
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An interior ministry spokesman said autopsies showed the men were killed before the deadline expired and that the video was Islamic State propaganda.
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Goldblatt senior has been performing autopsies for 50 years and says he has never seen anything on the scale of the current epidemic.
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Even though modern testing can give us a lot of information, 10 percent to 30 percent of autopsies still reveal undiagnosed medical problems.
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At the very least, Medicare and private insurers should start paying for autopsies again, so that financial considerations do not limit their use.
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According to Human Rights Watch, which examined nine of the autopsies, some of the bodies had shots to the head or the heart.
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"Unfortunately, it was really geared toward the medical examiner and pathologists with autopsies, so we have to read between the lines," he said.
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The investigation will also include autopsies of the victims, a tight-knit group that included four sisters, two brothers and several young couples.
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The Department of Justice's own investigation makes for devastating reading, filled with incriminating forensic reports, autopsies, medical records, audio recordings, and witness statements.
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CHR investigators say that under Duterte they have had to subpoena police forensics units to get access to full autopsies and forensic reports.
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Hunt said the sheriff's office plans to go back to the site on Thursday with a veterinarian to perform autopsies and collect evidence.
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The prosecutor said the investigation was based on autopsies, interviews with the survivors, and visits to the places where the alleged clashes happened.
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Earlier this year his office lost their NAME accreditation after going over the maximum number of autopsies an individual medical examiner can complete.
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As their families prepare funeral arrangements, Bullock said they also intend on having autopsies performed and reviewing the toxicology report when it is completed.
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Today murder by poison is rare—dangerous substances are more tightly controlled and the accuracy of autopsies makes the crime harder to pull off.
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The worker also described autopsies that are completed with improvised tools, and shortages of key supplies such as chemicals, face masks and even gloves.
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As their families prepared funeral arrangements, Bullock said they also intend on having autopsies performed and reviewing the toxicology report when it is completed.
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" Turkish officials said Thursday that autopsies on victims of the attack in Syria confirm chemical weapons were used, and "point to possible sarin use.
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As autopsies later revealed, with one exception, all the corrections officers who died were killed by bullet wounds — in other words, by friendly fire.
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" On Sunday police released a statement saying autopsies determined that the cause of death for both Barry and Honey Sherman was "ligature neck compressions.
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Doctors declared at first that they had been raped and killed, but autopsies conducted some time later found that the young women had drowned.
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Homicide cases without autopsies are difficult to prove given the standard of proof — a finding of beyond a reasonable doubt by a unanimous jury.
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The suspicion that Zika acts directly on nerve cells began with autopsies on aborted and stillborn fetuses showing the virus replicating in brain tissues.
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The Saudi official, however, offered no explanation for why the doctor was a specialist in autopsies rather than, say, in fingerprints or other evidence.
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Some who sought autopsies were told to bring masks and gloves for coroners, suggesting the breadth and depth of the state's health care crisis.
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Instead, SOCO performs most of its autopsies at police-accredited but privately owned funeral parlors, which act as both official morgues and crime labs.
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A forensic pathologist, Dr. S. Erin Presnell, described the findings of autopsies that showed the nine parishioners had been struck at least 60 times.
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Catnip for mystery buffs — there are wonky forensic details about bullet counts and autopsies — the film also shows off Park's gifts as a formalist.
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Autopsies showed that the deaths of the Maryland couple were a result of respiratory failure brought on by pulmonary edema — fluid in the lungs.
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Three separate autopsies were performed -- one by the County, one by the Federal Government, and another one which was independently commissioned by the Brown family.
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Most of the victims were found with severe burns on their upper torsos, and autopsies of two victims confirm that they were lit on fire.
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Already this year, more than 60% of the autopsies conducted at the coroner's office in Montgomery County, Ohio, which includes Dayton, involved drug overdose deaths.
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The names of the victims will not be released until after the autopsies has been completed and family members have been notified, state police said.
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While autopsies are still pending for many of the children, one of died due to complications from sepsis, a potential lethal reaction to an infection.
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Trochesset told reporters that he didn't think any victims were killed by crossfire from officers, but he can't be sure until the autopsies are completed.
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Police have said the process of identifying those who died would take some time while autopsies were carried out to determine how exactly they died.
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The children were pronounced dead at the scene and are expected to have autopsies performed on their bodies by the Jefferson County Medical Examiner's Office.
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Autopsies conducted on Saturday and Sunday determined that Barry Sherman, 75, and his wife, 70, died from ligature neck compression, police said in a statement.
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On July 27, coroners announced they had performed autopsies on the remains of 86 people, while one more person died that day in a hospital.
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Tau has a distinctive pattern in CTE, and Omalu said his test is tracing the tau in the same places he's found it in autopsies.
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Trochesset said authorities are waiting for the medical examiner's autopsies to be sure, and video footage from the school will help piece the timeline together.
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The autopsies reveal the size of each person's wounds but don't indicate what caliber rounds were used or whether Mateen fired all the fatal shots.
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Many more players will need to be tested, and as the authors note, the findings must be correlated with the results from the players' autopsies.
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At least three of the cases were fatal, and Sammarco was mystified — and alarmed — when autopsies revealed that something other than heroin was the culprit.
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Chris Watts' attorneys asked a court Friday to require pathologists conducting autopsies to swab the little girls' necks and hands for DNA, court filings show.
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For Dr. Andrew in New Hampshire, where a backlog of autopsies has put the state at risk of losing accreditation, that prospect is particularly distressing.
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In autopsies, a medical examiner concluded that two of them died by drowning, but could not determine a cause of death for the other six.
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It said that the apparent cause of death was suffocation from insufficient oxygen, but that the official cause would not be known until autopsies are performed.
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The majority of the rest of the autopsies "cited a combination of heart and medical conditions, drug use and various forms of trauma," according to Reuters.
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Autopsies revealed they had all been executed with gunshots to the head before the car was set aflame, likely in a failed attempt to destroy evidence.
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The Dogan news agency said autopsies on the three bombers, whose torsos were ripped apart, had been completed and that they may have been foreign nationals.
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"All of the players whose brain autopsies showed signs of CTE also had Alzheimer's pathology, but the relationship between the two diseases remains unclear," she said.
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Autopsies have been carried out on 52 of the victims, and police scientists coordinated by a local public prosecutor have begun making reports on their findings.
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Police have yet to release the results of the couple's autopsies, which showed Mishcon died from blunt force trauma injuries and Stevens died from multiple injuries.
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Police said they were investigating the case under the assumption the girls died because of the heat inside the car; autopsies were planned for Friday morning.
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Autopsies in the December case, made public this week, showed that the teenager, Quintonio LeGrier, was shot six times, including shots to his back and buttocks.
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Authorities are awaiting the results of autopsies that were performed on the four victims on Monday, Fairbanks Police Department Public Information Officer Yumi McCulloch tells PEOPLE.
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In another area of the property, the sheriff''s coroner began autopsies on the 36 bodies so far discovered, Alameda County Sheriff Gregory J. Ahern said.
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Suleiman said the findings of the Italian and Egyptian autopsies were almost identical but that Egypt would not share the phone records sought by Italian investigators.
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When asked whether all of the victims were shot by Pagourtzis, Trochesset said authorities will have to learn that after the medical examiner autopsies are complete.
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The researchers carried out the study by conducting autopsies on the turtles, which had died either by being caught accidentally by fishermen or by being stranded.
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The researchers carried out their research by conducting necropsies -- animal autopsies -- on turtles that had died either by stranding or by being accidentally caught by fishermen.
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While Congress and tech companies have been busy conducting autopsies of the 2016 election, they have been slow to address the problems exposed by foreign interference.
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Her novels are written through the eyes of a 19th century forensic scientist, and she goes into detail about the reality of autopsies at the time.
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When he set up a basin filled with chlorinated water and enjoined his colleagues to do something radical after autopsies — wash their hands — mortality rates plummeted.
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Pech also said that authorities expected conclusive results from autopsies within eight to 12 days that would indicate what type of gas led to the deaths.
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Autopsies concluded that the provisional cause of death of the 39 people was a combination of hypoxia - oxygen deprivation - and hyperthermia - overheating - in an enclosed space.
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Autopsies concluded that the provisional cause of death of the 39 people was a combination of hypoxia - oxygen deprivation - and hyperthermia - overheating - in an enclosed space.
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The police teamed up with the FBI and the coroner's office to remove the remains from the scene and mail autopsies to the families within three days.
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Police identified apparent gunshot wounds to each of the victims, but autopsies will be performed to determine the cause of each of their deaths, the release said.
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Shaku Teas, a pathologist for the defense who reviewed autopsies and documents prepared by the medical examiner of McDonald's gunshot wounds, disputed nearly every one of them.
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Police are waiting on the results of autopsies before releasing the names of the individuals whose bodies were discovered shortly after midnight at a Red Roof Inn.
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Low scores on the fraud consciousness test were also associated with symptoms of Alzheimer's disease in the postmortem brain, particularly beta amyloid plaque, as evidenced by autopsies.
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As reported in Nature News, the latest autopsies were performed on the brains of patients who died of Creutzfeldt–Jakob disease (CJD), a rare brain-wasting disorder.
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Kasandra's is one of 21991 autopsies in which Smith was found to have made errors — 213 of which led to criminal charges against the parents or caregivers.
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Kasandra's is one of 20 autopsies in which Smith was found to have made errors — 13 of which led to criminal charges against the parents or caregivers.
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The OPCW's director-general, Ahmet Uzumcu, said the biomedical samples were collected from three victims during their autopsies, as well as seven others undergoing treatment in hospital.
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CTE has been discovered during autopsies for several former players, including Hall of Fame linebacker Junior Seau and Pro Bowl safety Dave Duerson, who both committed suicide.
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They alternate between "A" days for autopsies and "P" days for paperwork, while squeezing in lectures on topics like firearm injuries, blunt-force trauma and pediatric deaths.
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Garcia said that extensive autopsies of all the tourists who passed away were completed, resulting in universal findings that the deaths came about due to natural causes.
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Medical examiners perform autopsies to "investigate deaths that are sudden and unexpected, deaths that have no attending physician, and all suspicious and violent deaths," the agency said.
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Medical examiners perform autopsies to "investigate deaths that are sudden and unexpected, deaths that have no attending physician, and all suspicious and violent deaths," the office says.
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Autopsies are underway and while no official cause of death has been announced by the authorities, fabric indicated in their post that both deaths were drug-related.
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The death toll grew as medical examiners performed autopsies and emergency workers reached more victims, including a 22-year-old woman who was about to give birth.
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It was not clear whether their autopsies had been completed, and Mr. Gramiccioni said last week that their bodies were burned severely, which may impede the investigation.
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Autopsies confirmed the bodies found last Wednesday in northern Manitoba are those of Kam McLeod, 19, and Bryer Schmegelsky, 18, according to the Royal Canadian Mounted Police.
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A representative of the Southwestern Institute of Forensic Science, which oversees Dallas County medical examinations and autopsies, said Mr. Brown appeared to have been shot twice. Sgt.
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Even as bodies were buried without autopsies, the attorney general's office held a news conference asking families to file written complaints and present any evidence they had.
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Families of the victims will likely never get clear answers, as their loved ones' organs are immediately removed and bodies cremated before independent autopsies can be performed.
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Not everyone wants to spend their free time conducting such autopsies while still processing the everyday horrors that are our current political situation in the United States.
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Thirty-two of the victims were taken to Turkey; the results of their autopsies will be sent to The Hague for additional examination, the Turkish government said Thursday.
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The autopsies say sheriff&aposs officials reported Velasquez left the baby in a parked car "for a prolonged period of time" at least two times in the past.
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"Before they can be confirmed as being related to the storm, the medical examiner's office has to do autopsies," the Harris County Institute of Forensic Science spokesperson said.
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Reports from the officer who attended the victim's autopsies with the medical examiner corroborate Morgan's statements and likely indicate she would have been present when the killings occurred.
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Authorities on Monday did not discuss the weapon or weapons used in the attacks, saying instead that the results of autopsies on the seven bodies were expected shortly.
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He also extended some of the staff's workday by three hours so they had time to perform more autopsies and remodeled the morgue freezer to fit more bodies.
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CTE, a progressive degenerative disease of the brain seen in athletes and others with histories of repetitive brain trauma, has been discovered during autopsies on several former players.
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Chinese contacts confirmed that Mr. Huang really was writing a biography of Mr. Wang, a flamboyant figure who wore a fedora and was said to conduct autopsies personally.
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Many labs capable of highly specialized tests need tissue samples, as well, and relatively few mothers infected with the Zika virus allow autopsies on their fetuses or babies.
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Funeral home directors cannot legally classify deaths as hurricane-related -- only one forensics office on the island can do that -- and they are not trained to conduct autopsies.
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The Orange County medical examiner, Dr. Joshua D. Stephany, said in an interview that autopsies of victims had not made any determination about who fired the fatal shots.
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For example, Mr. Collins's brain also showed signs of C.T.E., which has been found in previous autopsies of military veterans and could have contributed to his psychiatric condition.
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In Lehigh County, overdose deaths rose so sharply in 2015 — to a record 115 — that the coroner, Scott Grim, had to ask for additional funding to perform autopsies.
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Autopsies perfomed on the couple found "the cause of death for both deceased was ligature neck compression," or strangulation with an object such as a rope, police said.
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As a private practice forensic pathologist, I also harvest tissues for research departments who need tissues for crucial research, as well as offering "second look" autopsies and exhumations.
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In studying autopsies of service members killed in the early 2000s, Dr. Rasmussen and his colleagues found that many had life-ending wounds that could not be fixed.
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On Monday, hemorrhaging cash and way down in polls — and with autopsies of her failing campaign being performed on the live body — Harris mercifully decided to drop out.
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In interviews, senior police officials said they were investigating and would decide whether any charges would be applied after autopsies were performed and the woman's husband was contacted.
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In it, the doctor says he has "a hole in his stomach" and nightmares from performing autopsies on dead migrants who have arrived over the years, including many children.
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The Snohomish County Medical Examiner's Office is conducting autopsies on the remains and is expected to reveal the cause and manner of their deaths within the next few days.
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Ken Betz, director of the Montgomery County Coroner's office, said the preliminary results of the couple's autopsies indicate that an accidental drug overdose may have led to their deaths.
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Their deaths were linked to sepsis While it's still unclear what caused Gutiérrez's death, the autopsies of Jakelin and Felipe showed they died from infections that progressed into sepsis.
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Soto said forensic pathologists and dentists had begun autopsies on the 12 badly burned bodies and that it could take two months or more to finish DNA identification tests.
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The autopsies of Hillary Clinton's loss in last week's election keep pouring in, and the cause of death is nearly unanimous: The white, rural, working class voter did it.
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The OPCW, which was unable to reach the town because of security concerns, attended autopsies, collected biomedical samples, interviewed witnesses and used environmental samples in its fact-finding process.
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But as the bodies piled up, Mike Butcher, an investigator at the charity, asked a specialist at the Royal Veterinary College to perform autopsies on 20 of the cats.
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He and his four colleagues, aided by two state pathologists called in from elsewhere in Florida, have now conducted autopsies on all 49 victims as well as the assailant.
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Early on, Arbus often generates this impression circumstantially, by seeking out unsettling things: morgue autopsies, gruesome murder tableaus in wax museums, horror movie scenes that she shoots in theaters.
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The concussion-related disease chronic traumatic encephalopathy can be detected only in autopsies; so far, dissections of nearly 100 players' brains have shown C.T.E. scars from careers in football.
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The Saudis also offered no explanation for why a doctor specializing in autopsies was sent on the mission, rather than one who treats live patients or manages forensic evidence.
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However, publicly available information about that agent portrays him as a medical doctor specializing in autopsies, and the Turks have said he arrived in Istanbul with a bone saw.
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A regional prosecutor, Cristina Tedeschini, said on Wednesday that autopsies had been conducted on six victims so far and they showed that the "dynamics of the death" had differed.
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The rate of autopsy in hospitals is now under 213 percent, so a majority of public-health information drawn from autopsies is coming from the medical examiner-coroner system.
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The Allegheny County medical examiner's office said late Sunday that autopsies had been completed on the victims and all 11 died from rifle wounds with several suffering head wounds.
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The tribe regularly treats sick migrants at its hospital and paid $2,500 on average for the autopsies of bodies of migrants found dead on its land, mostly from dehydration.
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Marek Pasionek, the deputy prosecutor general of Poland, said the autopsies were crucial because of "numerous violations" found in medical documents prepared by the Russian authorities six years ago.
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Because Harshbarger's office performs autopsies for other jurisdictions, who pay his office for their work, he's been able to hire six part-time forensic pathologists to keep up with demand.
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Dr. Judy Melinek is a forensic pathologist who performs autopsies for the Alameda County Sheriff Coroner's Office in California and is the CEO of the medico-legal consultancy PathologyExpert Inc.
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The victims' autopsies are complete, and the cause of death for all of them is multiple gunshot wounds, said Joanne Catania, chief investigator for the Kalamazoo County medical examiner's office.
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A 2013 study found that one would have to cost over £1,825 before it stopped being cost-effective, given the savings it generates in police work, autopsies and other things.
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Average annual gross income: $128,917Forensic toxicologists may conduct toxicology reports on samples obtained during autopsies, measuring poison and dangerous drug levels in a person's blood in the case of death.
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Scientists conducted autopsies on six white dwarfs — the burned-out cores of sun-like stars — to see what kind of material they sucked in, such as shredded remains of planets.
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His attorneys asked a court Friday to require pathologists doing autopsies on the bodies of his family to swab the little girls' necks and hands for DNA, court filings show.
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Those autopsies, he says, happened when stationed at Kirtland Air Force Base and while working unofficial, highly secretive moonlighting gigs at facilities within the Sandia and Los Alamos National laboratories.
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Ron DeSantis of Florida said in a news conference after a funeral procession for the three men, whose remains were flown to Dover Air Force Base in Delaware for autopsies.
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The volumes currently crowding bookstore front tables — George Orwell's "1984," Sinclair Lewis's "It Can't Happen Here," Hannah Arendt's "The Origins of Totalitarianism" — offer time-tested prophecies and autopsies of dictatorship.
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Samples of the water were also taken and were being analyzed, the statement said, but autopsies found no evidence of chemical intoxication and ruled the cause of deaths as drowning.
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Dr. Corinne E. Stern, who is the chief medical examiner of Laredo's Webb County and who conducts autopsies for Brooks County, said both bodies had not yet been positively identified.
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Autopsies performed Wednesday showed Robin Korkki, 42, of Chicago, and Anne Korkki, 37, of Denver, died from acute pulmonary edema, or fluid in the lungs, police told the Seychelles News Agency.
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Autopsies released by Arizona authorities have confirmed that the baby and toddler found dead while strapped in their car seats in a vehicle in March perished from exposure, multiple outlets report.
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Turkey's Health Ministry on Thursday said that autopsies of some of the victims revealed that they were exposed to sarin, a deadly nerve agent that is banned by the United Nations.
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He was pronounced dead at 3 AM. The issues that come into play during a Taser death are usually exposed during autopsies, Tuttle said, and Atkinson's death is still under investigation.
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CTE, a progressive degenerative disease of the brain seen in athletes and others with histories of repetitive brain trauma, has been discovered during autopsies on several former National Football League players.
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Even when bodies are found, Texas justices of the peace, who in most counties serve as coroners, don't send all unidentified remains to medical examiners for autopsies, because of the cost.
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The scientists creating the WIAMan are starting the way the automotive crash-test dummy people started: with cadavers and controlled impacts of varying magnitudes, followed by autopsies to document the injuries.
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Three of the sources said that Maher Mutreb, the lead negotiator, and Salah al-Tubaigy, a forensic expert specialized in autopsies, are also on trial and could face the death penalty.
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With the results of the autopsies not yet released, there is still confusion over the number of victims who died of gunshot wounds and who fired the guns that killed them.
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The first victims, identified as 22 guests and 13 employees of Resorts World Manila, appeared to have died of smoke inhalation, the police said, though autopsies had not yet been conducted.
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A week later, a report in the Barking and Dagenham Post said that following autopsies on the bodies of Kovari and Whitworth, police were not looking for suspects in either death.
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On TV, autopsies can be gory affairs, but in real life, radiology techniques are being increasingly used to conduct post-mortem investigations that are less slice-and-dice, more scan-and-shoot.
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Neither causes of death nor motive have been confirmed and prosecutors have asked to keep the autopsies from being made public, saying they provide "critical evidence" that should be held for trial.
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One was Steven Hayne, a medical examiner formerly responsible for up to 80% of Mississippi's annual autopsies; for a spell Mr Hayne performed over 1,500 a year, six times the professional standard.
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First, this same anatomy, where the medial arcuate ligament cuts across the celiac artery causing some compression, has been found, in autopsies, in many people who had no history of abdominal pain.
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Initial autopsies were apparently inconclusive and officials had asked for patience in determining the precise cause of death, despite suggestions from inside and outside the Prince camp that painkillers played a role.
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Autopsies by the police and the Public Attorney's Office disagreed on the number of gunshot wounds delos Santos sustained, but pathologists for both told the Senate that he was kneeling when shot.
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" Examining cadavers, he said, as he removed the three pairs of gloves (two made of latex, one of Kevlar) that protect him during autopsies from blood-borne diseases, "is profound, profound work.
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Dr. Irwin Golden, who served as the Deputy Medical Examiner, testified in the O.J. Simpson case and performed both autopsies, tells TMZ the folding buck knife could have severely cut both victims.
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The New York State Police said autopsies were underway on all the passengers and the driver of the limousine, including toxicology, though they cautioned that the investigation was in its early stages.
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And because doctors who were performing autopsies then went over to the maternity wards to deliver babies, it was possible that new mothers were also being infected by pieces of dead bodies.
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The bodies are now in the United States and the Navy is conducting autopsies, making funerals hard to plan, said Aly Hernandez-Singer, a cousin of Noe Hernandez, 26, from Weslaco, Tex.
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Despite initial claims made by Mr. Tusk's center-right government that Polish representatives had participated in the initial autopsies in Russia, Mr. Pasionek said that only Russian officials had conducted the examinations.
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Judaism has a strict set of laws governing death: Burials are expected to take place as soon as possible, autopsies are discouraged, and bodies are ritually washed and clothed in white shrouds.
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In 2017, The Journal of the American Medical Association published the results of the autopsies of the brains of 111 deceased former N.F.L. players, whose relatives gave their bodies up for study.
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As the media autopsies the various forces at play in last week's election results, online social platforms — particularly Facebook — are coming under increased scrutiny for their role in spreading blatantly false news stories.
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Already this year, more than 60% of the autopsies conducted at the Montgomery County Coroner's office in Ohio involved drug overdose deaths -- and the office is running out of room for the bodies.
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In the motions, attorneys asked that DNA samples be taken from both the two children as well as from the mother during their autopsies, which were scheduled to begin on Friday, reported CBS4.
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"Autopsies on the two bodies are currently being conducted by a team of forensic pathologists ... I anticipate this will be concluded during next week," Tourism Minister Rania al-Mashat said in a statement.
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Autopsies and post-mortem examinations have been concluded, Portugal's Justice Ministry said in a statement and authorities are waiting for data including fingerprints and dental records in order to confirm the victims' identities.
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But autopsies of a small number of male-to-female transgender people found that two important areas of the brain had a typical female pattern, suggesting an alteration in the brain's sexual differentiation.
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With the nation snared in what the government says is the worst drug epidemic in its history, routine autopsies like this one, which take more than two hours, are overtaxing medical examiners everywhere.
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This summer marks the 50th anniversary of mankind's giant leap, and NASA centers, museums and even entire cities are gearing up to celebrate, planning late-night moon parties, symphony performances and alien autopsies.
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The discovery suggests that skin samples might be used to improve detection of the disorder, Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease, which now is usually diagnosed with much more difficult procedures, like brain biopsies or autopsies.
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After the deaths of the first two children, a medical examiner who conducted the autopsies got in touch with researchers at the Mayo Clinic Windland Smith Rice Sudden Death Genomics Laboratory in 2004.
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"There are no people alive," Costa Rica's Security Minister Gustavo Mata said, adding that autopsies would be needed to confirm the total number and identities of victims because their remains were badly burned.
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Autopsies conducted on Saturday determined that Barry Sherman, 75, and his wife, 70, died from ligature neck compression, police said in a statement that asked anybody with information on the case to contact authorities.
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Citing the "critical" nature of the the information contained within them, Colorado prosecutors have moved to withhold the autopsies conducted in the triple homicide of Shanann Watts and her two young daughters, PEOPLE confirms.
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Researchers working with "psychological autopsies" — interviews with those who knew the person — have found impulse to be a major factor in suicides, and often within a few months of a notable humiliation or loss.
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To ensure that each body undergoes a full scientific investigation, the association mandates that every medical examiner in the roughly 70 accredited offices around the country perform no more than 3003 autopsies a year.
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"We don't have brain autopsies, so we don't know what the underlying biology is," said the lead author, Dr. Raquel C. Gardner, an assistant professor of neurology at the University of California, San Francisco.
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One of the frustrations of researchers who study chronic traumatic encephalopathy, the degenerative brain disease linked to repeated head hits, is that it can be detected only in autopsies, and not in the living.
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We want big, meaty narratives and must-read profiles, true crime (a genre that can include a lot of stories!), anatomies/autopsies of scandals and corporate collapses, and explorations and explanations of viral moments.
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This same bacteria were also found in 3883 out of 53 brain autopsies of Alzheimer's disease patients, according to new research by Dr. Stephen Dominy and Casey Lynch, founders of the pharmaceutical firm Cortexyme.
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Letters To the Editor: Re "Bring Back the Autopsy" (Op-Ed, March 3): Dr. Sandeep Jauhar makes a compelling case for how performing more autopsies can uncover errors in diagnoses and improve their accuracy.
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Steven Hayne, Mississippi's "former de facto medical examiner," performed most of Mississippi's autopsies, and enlisted the help of Michael West, a forensic dentist who claimed that he was an expert in bite-mark analysis.
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Upstairs from the morgue at Concord Hospital, in his cluttered office, Dr. Andrew pointed to a stack by his microscope of more than 80 folders containing glass slides of tissue samples taken during autopsies.
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Among the Saudi agents was a doctor who specialized in autopsies, and the group had brought a bone saw into the consulate, which it used to dismember Mr. Khashoggi, according to the Turkish officials.
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Head hits absorbed over many years of playing football and other sports have been linked to chronic traumatic encephalopathy, a degenerative brain disease found in autopsies of former football players, other athletes and soldiers.
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The Dogan news agency said autopsies on the three bombers, whose torsos were ripped apart, had been completed and that they may have been foreign nationals, but the outlet did not cite its sources.
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She was a pathologist who performed hundreds of autopsies, but the image of a disfigured Emmett Till in the casket left an indelible mark on her memory as the archetypal representation of American racism.
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His oeuvre ranged from completely abstract films made by painting and scratching directly onto the celluloid, to experimental explorations of the modern city, autopsies, or even the play of light on a glass ashtray.
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"In a joint statement, the group urged "the DOJ to order the PAO to stop performing autopsies on these children and to leave the matter of determining the cause of death to competent forensic pathologists.
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To complete "psychological autopsies," the research team asked family members and supervisors about the gun ownership history of those who died: how many firearms they had, when they carried them and how they were stored.
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Not a healthy choice, but it was mainly to numb myself… The mere fact of seeing all the dead bodies, going to autopsies and doing the death notifications during the wee hours of the morning.
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In both cases, the men were respected members of their communities and the deaths of the women were ruled accidental until their bodies were exhumed years later and subsequent autopsies reclassified their deaths as homicides.
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"Review of the most recent data reveals that the number of autopsies being performed by each of the seven forensic pathologists exceeds 325, which will result in a Phase II deficiency," the association's letter said.
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The 2007 Inquiry into Pediatric Pathology in Ontario, launched after Smith was found to have made egregious errors in 20 of 45 autopsies conducted over 10 years, revealed a troubling pattern of him misinterpreting findings.
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They fill a crucial but often overlooked role in a city where 5,000 autopsies a year are performed for deaths that are deemed sudden or suspicious or are a result of crimes, accidents or suicides.
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A normal election year brings a barrage of books from campaign reporters, political pundits and academics, ranging from autopsies of the inner workings of a campaign to wonkier works that explore policies and social issues.
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More than a half of 460 autopsies I performed last year for coroners in southwest Pennsylvania were drug related, and a substantial percentage were people who got started on powerful analgesics prescribed by their physicians.
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According to the reports of the victims' autopsies released Thursday by the Attorney General of the Dominican Republic, she died of a heart attack that caused respiratory failure and a fluid accumulation in her lungs.
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Reports that the team included a top Saudi doctor specializing in autopsies who brought a bone saw to the consulate have given the crown prince, often known as M.B.S., a new nickname — Mr. Bone Saw.
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The Saudi team included a doctor who was perhaps the foremost expert on autopsies in the kingdom, and, according to Turkish officials, he brought a bone saw for use in disposing of Mr. Khashoggi's remains.
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He appeared to have shot himself in his home in Hicksville, N.Y. The Police Department said it would conduct "psychological autopsies" to examine the officers' lives for clues about what led them to their decisions.
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Mr. García said that autopsies had revealed that five tourists had died of natural causes, and that Dominican officials believed the three others currently undergoing further toxicological testing would reveal the same cause of death.
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When autopsies for the first two children did not identify an underlying cause of death, the local medical examiner's office reached out to the Windland Smith Rice Sudden Death Genomics Laboratory at the Mayo Clinic.
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"All of my 'let's just be friends' are friends I don't have anymore," he croons on "Keep the Family Close," one of the many songs on the album which function as autopsies for relationships past.
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Autopsies were performed on the DJ both Friday and Saturday, and led to the conclusion that "there is no criminal suspicion in the death" ... according to a law enforcement source for the Agence France-Presse.
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California Highway Patrol crash investigators were trying to determine what caused the car to veer off the road in good weather, Allman said, and coroner's investigators were conducting autopsies on the remains that had been recovered.
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Sceptics have asked why so many people, including military officers and a forensics expert specializing in autopsies, were part of the operation if the objective was to convince Khashoggi to return home of his own volition.
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The cause of death is unknown, but vets and scientists will perform necropsies — whale autopsies — on the retrieved bodies to determine whether ship strikes, entanglement in fishing gear, or toxic algal blooms could be to blame.
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In autopsies, doctors in Brazil have found evidence of the virus in the brains of babies born with the neurological disorder microcephaly, said the director of the WHO's outbreaks and health emergencies department, Dr. Bruce Aylward.
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Skeptics have asked why so many people, including military officers and a forensics expert specializing in autopsies, were part of the operation if the objective was to convince Khashoggi to return home of his own volition.
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He did not reveal how the children died, but autopsies are scheduled for Tuesday morning in Kalamazoo, Michigan, according to the AP. "Anytime you have kids involved it makes it a little bit harder," Snyder said.
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Autopsies on the 29 victims told a different story of a hard work routine, with 71 percent showing signs of the incurable coal dust affliction called black lung — far above the industry average of 3.2 percent.
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The sheriff said he did not believe that any of the 10 people who were killed were shot by law enforcement officers, but he said he could not definitively confirm that until after autopsies were performed.
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The second recent study, published in JAMA Cardiology in July, involved autopsy findings among 5,869 men and women, average age 65, who had died suddenly in Northern Finland, where autopsies of such deaths are done automatically.
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For several years, Oklahoma's overloaded medical examiner declined to perform autopsies on people over 2000 who died of unexplained causes; the office still does not perform them on anyone who seems to have died by suicide.
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Doctors blamed the epidemic on sour breastmilk, tight corsets, bad air; it took a while before they grudgingly bought into the germ theory of disease and started to wash their hands between patients and after autopsies.
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Instead, researchers depend on "mini-psych autopsies" performed by law enforcement officials, with their own overlapping jurisdictions and reporting systems—and their own sets of incentives and insensitivities when it comes to dealing with marginalized populations.
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Both Gill and Peterson admit that autopsies are expensive and drug screens struggle to pick up many of the newer versions of fentanyl that are coming out, meaning extra testing is needed—and that costs more.
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Samantha Denoto secretly recorded conversations she had had with her ex-boyfriend, David Creato Jr., about their son, Brendan Creato, who died in 2015 but whose manner of death has not been determined despite three separate autopsies.
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"It would be difficult to say that 'yes this was the cause', we would be cautious in saying that," Abbo Van Neer from the University of Hannover, who performed some of the whale autopsies, told the BBC.
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" There have been so many fatal drug overdoses that Lisman, who uses an examination room in the basement of a local hospital to do autopsies, said he has had to "finagle space to put all the bodies.
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"Assuming that the sentencing hearing goes the way we believe that it will and it goes forward, we will not be asking those [the autopsies] be kept sealed any longer after the sentencing hearing," Rourke explained Tuesday.
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Larry Logan, the coroner for Lee County, S.C., where the prison is located, said that autopsies had not yet been completed, but that it appeared that all of the dead suffered stabs and slashes from improvised weapons.
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Forensic experts say autopsies can reveal important information about how or why a person died; in this case, determining what events may have led up to Warmbier's arrival in the United States in a persistent vegetative state.
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He and his colleagues report in the journal Stroke that waking up several times during the night - known as sleep fragmentation - is tied to subtle changes in the brain that often can only be confirmed with autopsies.
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Before Dr. Tubaigy was publicly identified, Turkish officials said that someone with his expertise was part of the Saudi team and that the person had entered the country with a bone saw, a common implement in autopsies.
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Among them: One member of a Saudi team that flew to Istanbul before the killing was a doctor specializing in autopsies who would have had no clear role to play in an interrogation, or even a kidnapping.
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In a 2014 interview with Asharq al-Awsat, a London-based Saudi newspaper, Tubaiqi lauded a mobile clinic designed to carry out autopsies in a record seven minutes as the first of its kind in the world.
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"The proposition that he [Clark] was assailing the officers is inconsistent with the prevailing forensic evidence as documented in the autopsy," said Bennet Omalu, a renowned pathologist who has done over 8,000 autopsies and has five board certifications.
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"From what I see, I don't believe any of the individuals that were killed" were shot by law enforcement during the crossfire with the suspect, Trochesset said, adding he can't be 100% certain until the autopsies are complete.
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A man found the animal lying at the water's edge in April and called the Institute for Marine Mammal Studies, which responds to dolphin strandings and conducts necropsies, or animal autopsies, said Moby Solangi, the organization's executive director.
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" Still, while Schulner admitted that "most, if not all of us want this episode to air," he added that "the images we put on screen, of New Yorkers fleeing parks, autopsies in makeshift labs, are hard to watch.
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The medical examiner's office completes most autopsies within 90 days, but Mr. Lesin's took longer, as officials carried out a rigorous series of toxicological tests for poisons to be certain to rule out that sort of foul play.
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Sources familiar with the matter told Reuters last year that Maher Mutreb, the lead negotiator, and Salah al-Tubaigy, a forensic expert specializing in autopsies, were also on trial for the murder and could face the death penalty.
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"Instead of rushing to the judgment that they committed suicide, the authorities must immediately launch an independent, impartial, and transparent investigation, including independent autopsies," said Magdalena Mughrabi, Amnesty International's deputy director for the Middle East and North Africa.
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In addition to the nameless migrants, "Fire at Sea" has two protagonists: Pietro Bartolo, the doctor on Lampedusa responsible for its 4,000 inhabitants and also for performing autopsies of dead migrants, and Samuele Puccilo, an ebullient 12-year-old.
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In 1985, pathologists in Finland assembled a group of a hundred and one men and women who had died of unrelated causes—car accidents or heart attacks, say—and performed autopsies to determine how many harbored papillary thyroid cancer.
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But, after being presented with his colleague's surgical problem, Ousterhout went across town to the Arthur A. Dugoni School of Dentistry, which had a renowned collection of human skulls that had been gathered, mostly from autopsies, by an orthodontist.
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Citing audio recordings from inside the consulate, a Turkish official familiar with the investigation has said that Dr. Tubaigy dismembered the body with a bone saw — a standard instrument used in autopsies — that he had brought for that purpose.
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Authorities such as William Hale, who Grann initially describes as a "powerful local advocate for law and order," as well as the frontier lawmen, the brothers who conduct autopsies of the bodies, the local sheriff and, later, the F.B.I.?
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The victims of a bombing in northern Syria this week were exposed to sarin, a banned but easily manufactured poison that has been widely used in chemical weapons, Turkish officials who conducted autopsies on the victims said on Thursday.
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Autopsies of a 2-year-old girl and her 3-year-old brother who died in the Bronx early Monday revealed that they were beaten to death, and the police said they were investigating the case as a homicide.
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NAIROBI (Reuters) - A Kenya police monitor has begun investigating at least 28 deaths following last week's disputed elections, and investigators have already attended the autopsies of a young girl and a baby allegedly killed by the police, officials said on Thursday.
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Tubaigy's presence also poses a significant problem for Saudi Arabia, which is reportedly considering putting out a statement calling Khashoggi's death the result of a botched interrogation, since his training in autopsies suggests the team expected to leave with a body.
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In many cases, autopsies are not performed on their bodies, because of family wishes, religious objections and other factors, including the expense of the procedure (often not covered by insurance) or the lack of available forensic pathologists to perform them.
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Duman agrees, saying "translating studies in rodents to humans is always difficult and must be taken with caution," but also notes that prior research — including his own — has similarly linked a reduction in synapses with chronic stress through imaging and autopsies.
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The study took a novel approach carrying out "verbal autopsies" as census staff knocked on more than 1.3 million doors to speak to households about infant mortality, in a country where many deaths occur at home and without medical attention.
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The plan at that stage, he admits, was simply to use the animals to test new drugs that might improve treatment of the symptoms and to carry out autopsies in case there were some obvious physical changes to the brain.
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Antonia Urrejola, a commissioner for the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights, said the government agreed on Tuesday to allow her organization to send four impartial outside monitors to scrutinize the investigations, which had been criticized for a lack of autopsies.
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Why aliens would travel a trillion miles to butcher some poor cows isn't clear, but Zukowski turns his life upside down to establish a connection, tracking down animal autopsies and becoming a volunteer sheriff to get access to incident reports.
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Medical examiners in Turkey, where many of the Khan Sheikhoun victims were taken, have said that autopsies showed they had been attacked with sarin, a lethal nerve agent and a banned chemical weapon that Syria had claimed to have eradicated.
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On Wednesday, in an exclusive interview with the Des Moines Register, the main investigator in the case has revealed that autopsies show the family inhaled high concentration of propane from a leak in the heater, which was located in the laundry room.
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PHOENIX – Autopsies on two small Arizona children left strapped in car seats for hours in a closed vehicle have determined the infant girl and her toddler brother died from exposure, and they suffered no trauma and had no drugs in their bodies.
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As autopsies got underway, police in Essex confirmed Friday morning that they've arrested a man and a woman, both 20193, in Warrington, in the northwest of England, on suspicion of conspiracy to traffic people and on suspicion of 39 counts of manslaughter.
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A five-member team of forensic examiners, led by the director of the Central Forensic Medical Center, Lee Bong-woo, conducted the autopsies after allegations in the media that the deaths were caused by bacterial infection, medical malpractice or some other preventable cause.
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The book covers this period, one in which Valentine spends her days assisting in autopsies and other forensic investigations by removing organs from corpses, replacing those organs post-examination (at least when possible) and then sewing, washing and grooming the bodies into presentability.
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Such a scenario was also ruled out by the couple's four adult children, who hired their own investigator and pathologist to conduct second autopsies on the Shermans, who were killed days before heading south to their winter home in Palm Beach, Florida.
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National Police spokesman M. Iqbal said an investigation into the students' deaths, including autopsies, was under way, and that if it concluded they had been shot, strict action would be taken against the perpetrators, even if they were found to be police.
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Kyros' firm has coordinated autopsies of the brains of six other deceased wrestlers who were found to have CTE, the lawyer said in a statement: Jimmy "Superfly" Snuka, Mr. Fuji (Harry Fujiwara), Rex King (Timothy Smith), Balls Mahoney (Jon Rechner), and Axl Rotten (Brian Knighton).
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They surveyed the group about their diet every year starting in 1997, and in a subset of 286 participants who died between 2004 and 2013, they performed brain autopsies to look at the levels of mercury and whether there was neurological damage indicative of dementia.
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The Hungarian physician, Ignaz Semmelweis is credited with discovering the links between hands — and handwashing — and infection rates, after he observed maternal mortality rates were lower for women treated by midwives rather than physicians, the latter of whom often tended to patients after performing autopsies.
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The Pelagis Observatory, a marine mammal research organization in La Rochelle, France, conducted autopsies on dolphins that washed ashore dead in the first four months of last year, and it found that the dolphins' deaths were mostly caused by drowning or by wounds inflicted by fishermen.
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READ: The 39 People Who Died in a Truck Outside London Were Chinese The bodies of the 39 victims — 28 men and 11 women — are being transferred to the mortuary in Broomfield Hospital, Chelmsford, just outside London, where the arduous task of performing autopsies were to begin Friday.
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Byron Caughey, a senior investigator at the laboratories, said the scientists wanted to find out whether skin could be used to make a Creutzfeldt-Jakob diagnosis more easily, something he said would be especially helpful in countries where brain biopsies, spinal taps or autopsies would be difficult or impossible.
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They included intelligence agents who had traveled with the crown prince, a physician who specialized in autopsies and brought a bone saw, and a body double who donned Mr. Khashoggi's clothes and walked around Istanbul seeking to leave a false trail of evidence that he was still alive.
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Related: In Photos: One Year in the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict "Withholding bodies, and preventing autopsies, by the freezing of bodies or other means, prevents the verification of circumstances of the killing and holding an impartial investigation," said a spokesperson from Addameer, a Jerusalem-based human rights and prisoner support NGO.
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Clinton's staff has conducted autopsies that, she said, suggested that two of the most important factors were the plunder and release of her campaign emails and the last-minute announcement by the F.B.I. director, James Comey, that the investigation into her use of a private email server could be reopened.
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Today, the medical examiner's office employs more than 30 examiners; conducts an average of 5,500 autopsies annually in deaths from crimes, accidents, suicides or those that are deemed suspicious; identifies missing persons; operates the largest public DNA laboratory in the country; and maintains a repository for unidentified remains at the National September 11 Memorial.
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I interviewed a guy who was later hired to be the state medical examiner after Hayne was fired, and he told me that in the 90s he had come to Mississippi and was willing to do autopsies, and was told by a county coroner that he had to get permission from Hayne before he could get any referral.
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In Milwaukee, Dr. Brian L. Peterson, the chief medical examiner, said that apart from the "tsunami" of bodies — his autopsy volume is up 12 percent from last year — the national drug crisis has led to staff burnout, drained budgets and threats to the accreditation of many offices because they have to perform more autopsies than industry standards allow.
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The Turkish statement said the sarin conclusion had been based on autopsies on three victims performed at Turkey's Adana Forensic Medicine Institution with the participation of representatives from the World Health Organization and the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons, a group based in The Hague that monitors compliance with the global treaty that bans such munitions.
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Although the Clinton campaign was widely covered, and many autopsies have been conducted in the last several months, the blow-by-blow details in "Shattered" — and the observations made here by campaign and Democratic Party insiders — are nothing less than devastating, sure to dismay not just her supporters but also everyone who cares about the outcome and momentous consequences of the election.
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There are "hot spots" to click on, and one I activate prompts the voice to tell me that autopsies were typically carried out in winter when the bodies would decompose more slowly, and would begin with examining the major organs, but Rembrandt wanted to demonstrate the moment in the Dr. Tulp's lesson where he shows how the muscles in the arm control the movements of the fingers.
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In a new book, The Cadaver King and The Country Dentist: A True Story of Injustice in the American South, Radley Balko, an investigative journalist and reporter at the Washington Post and Tucker Carrington, the director of the Mississippi Innocence Project at the University of Mississippi School of Law, reveal how the questionable autopsies and forensic science methods of two men were able to put away countless people for crimes they didn't commit.
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