I’d just like to point out that my state, Pennsylvania, is one that does not require coroners to be MDs. Usually they want them to have mortuary certification, which is what my county’s coroner (the one who had his own show on ID, “The Coroner: I Speak for the Dead”) has, but I’m not sure if that is even a legal requirement. The Lancaster County coroner is somewhat notorious for refusing to report Jonathan Luna’s death as a suicide despite pressure from the FBI.
My point is that what even counts as an “official” or “licensed” autopsy if you’re not requiring coroners to hold medical licenses?
Sarah Treleaven has about 1/100th of the Sarah Delashmit story, as her access to 'victims' was severely limited and thus contains many inaccuracies...however look for a major media release in the next few weeks with the real story. ;)
I feel like the Ozy story, which is DELICIOUS, would be a great animated documentary (like Tower, except not at all like Tower).
And I remember Tim Robbins playing an ersatz Bill Gates in Antitrust, bring him back for Bill vs Melinda: The Motion Picture.
I’d just like to point out that my state, Pennsylvania, is one that does not require coroners to be MDs. Usually they want them to have mortuary certification, which is what my county’s coroner (the one who had his own show on ID, “The Coroner: I Speak for the Dead”) has, but I’m not sure if that is even a legal requirement. The Lancaster County coroner is somewhat notorious for refusing to report Jonathan Luna’s death as a suicide despite pressure from the FBI.
My point is that what even counts as an “official” or “licensed” autopsy if you’re not requiring coroners to hold medical licenses?
Sarah Treleaven has about 1/100th of the Sarah Delashmit story, as her access to 'victims' was severely limited and thus contains many inaccuracies...however look for a major media release in the next few weeks with the real story. ;)