What is the name of the building where autopsies are done?
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morgue, coroner's office, or medical examiner's office.  Also possible that they could be done in a hospital.
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Go to the Body farm in GA to see. they have bodies in all stages of decay.
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many local libraries have old newspapers and articles but the details would probally be at a minumum newspapers usually dont put all the details you could try the police stations or court houses ask if there is a way of getting the police reports usually that costs money though also find out who the lawyer was that had the case most murders always have lawyers and they usually keep the paper work in case details arrise later on a case.
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Forensic science is a branch of medicine used for legal purposes and concerned with determining cause of death, examination of injuries due to crime and negligence, and examination of tissue samples relevant to crimes.
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go to your local court building or city hall - I bet there are records in the basement somewhere.  I researched my apartment only to get lost in stories about folks...getting hit by a carriage, shot an adultress, TB, dying of odd stuff - it was facinating
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http://www.altavista.com/image/results?q=+exhumed+bodies&mik=photo&mik=graphic&mip=all&mis=all&miwxh=all
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Depending on when you check and who you believe,it can be Washington D.C. or New Orleans,Louisiana. Washington,D.C. generally is known as "The Murder Capital"
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221b Baker Street.\n\nhttp://www.sherlock-holmes.co.uk/
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Chief Medical Examiner : Amy P. Hart, M.D.\n\n=======\nb.t.w.: Quincy retired years ago! LOL\n(Last episode "The Cutting Edge" aired  11 May 83)
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Yes, you can make that request, but it's up to the pertinent authorities to decide whether your request is granted or not. This decision will depend greatly on the circumstances surrounding the demise. If the deceased had a history of a terminal or life-threatening disease, and there's no evidence suggesting that foul-play or medical malpractice was involved, then an autopsy will not be necessary. If the person died under suspicious circumstances [suspected homicide, suicide or drug overdose], the person was alone or unattended at the moment of death, any kind of violence such as child abuse, domestic violence or signs of other criminal activity is involved or suspected, or the cause of death cannot be established by an external examination of the body, then an autopsy is in order. It is also mandatory if a person dies in a hospital less than 48 hours after being admitted for treatment.
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1. Coroner is a public official who studies dead bodies.  A pathologist is a scientist who studies diseases.\n2. after-death
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public records.in the library. you can ask reference in the library in the area in which the obit was placed
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Check out some Morgue websites. \n\nMorgues treat people right.
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Call your local health office or the Office of the Medical Investigator in your area. Ours happens to be connected to the local university. They should have some resources for you. You would probably start as a morph tech, which means, taking care of valuables, taking pictures of the deceased, etc. Pretty cool!!!
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If you have a post mortem (autopsy), then all your internal organs are removed and examined. After this has been done, they are all placed in a plastic bag in your abdomen, and then the body is sewn back up.\n\nIf you don't have a post mortem (autopsy), you will most likely be embalmed. This process involves draining all the blood from your body and replacing it with embalming fluid to slow down the decaying of the body. In this process, the embalmer places a sharp trochar into the abdomen and uses it to puncture the internal organs so that all the blood can be drained. No organs are removed or put in plastic bags and the body is not cut open in any way.
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Go to the Cabell Co courthouse. Death certs are public records. I'm not sure Cabell Co is big enough to be online yet.
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you could consult public records for the city/town they were living in at the time of death, you could check church records if you know where they attended church