Reaping the grim remains
Reaping the grim remains of Katrina (Lancaster Online)
Even a full-body hazmat suit couldn't shield Charles McWilliams from the stench of rotting flesh as he sifted through the corpses left behind by Hurricane Katrina.The Lancaster County senior deputy coroner recently returned home after spending 16 days in Gulfport, Miss., where he interviewed relatives of missing residents and recovered bodies from a cemetery deluged by the hurricane.
CET marks may be key to dental, medical admissions (Deccan Herald)
If you are aspiring for a medical or dental seat next year then make sure you prepare well for the entrance test.
Coroner IDs Boulder intruder (Denver Post)
The intruder killed by a Boulder County couple after he forced his way into their home and fought with them Oct. 3 has been identified as a Longmont man with no criminal record. Coroner Thomas Faure identified the man as Evans W. Sussman, 41. He was identified through dental records, Faure said.
Edgar Whitney's Confession Allowed by Alicia Morissette (News & Citizen)
On June 6, this year, Edgar Whitney, represented by attorney Kevin Griffin, filed a motion to suppress and exclude both the statements he made while at Fletcher Allen Health Care (FAHC) and tapes he made that allegedly contain his admission to murdering his wife, Jodie Whitney.
Frozen body retrieved from Sierra ice (Corvallis Gazette Times)
FRESNO, Calif. A glacier-encased body believed to be a World War II airman who crashed into the Sierra Nevada in 1942 was flown off the mountain and into a Fresno laboratory for identification, the county s deputy coroner said Thursday.
Ice-Encased Body Thought to Be WWII Airman (AP via Yahoo! News)
An ice-encased body believed to be a World War II airman who crashed in 1942 was chipped out of a Sierra Nevada glacier and taken to a laboratory for identification, a deputy coroner said Thursday.
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