what  would be a good platform for a campaiging coroner?
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you stab 'em, we slab 'em! sorry, not serious. but i couldn't resist!
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Start first in the county where the individual died.
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First, the county assessor's office has records of who owned the place before, all the way back to the original title, hopefully.  (Sometimes old records have been lost, but if not, they keep them forever.)  Then go to the local newspaper and ask to see their archives.  There may well be a computerized index.  If so, search on the names of the people who lived there.  Even if someone died who did not live there, the owners of the property at the time would probably be mentioned in a newspaper article about the death.\n\nAnother method would be to check the county records office for death certificates, and note the address at which the death took place.  Again, this would be easy if these records have been computerized.  Otherwise, it may be quite a chore.  The clerks are usually willing to help when the research project is an interesting one, as this one would seem to be.\n\nIt may be a good bit of nuisance to do this research, but once you have done it, you can then offer your services to search for other people, as you will have established where the information is stored.  At the very least, you can then write an article for a local paper detailing the search.  \n\nIt will be easy if all the relevant records are properly indexed in computer data bases, but not all counties in the US are that up-to-date on their records.
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dieing... unless u're trying bungee.\n   (which could be cool: famous, adrenaline, photos in the paper...) oh!, and Jail time!!!
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They vary from County to County but the basics are these:\n\nThe county coroner or medical examiner is responsible for conducting death investigations, including inquests. In counties over 250,000 in population, the county legislative authority may, upon confirmation by county voters, replace the elected office of coroner with an appointed medical examiner under the medical examiner system. In counties with a medical examiner system, the medical examiner performs the functions of the coroner and may perform other duties such as autopsies and lab studies. In counties under 40,000 in population the County Prosecuting Attorney serves as the coroner. While not common, the county coroner is also authorized by law to serve as the County Sheriff under certain conditions.
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Your best bet is to apply in person, and be dressed well.  Most funeral homes do not advertise for available positions.  If you are not licensed, you will be limited as to what you can do, such as you won't be able to embalm and making arrangements.  Your duties would be limited to cleaning the cars, helping the funeral directors, running flowers, maintenence work and so forth.  Good luck!
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Taking Corpse Balcony
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what is the coroners act?
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Contact your local historical society.  They will be able to direct you as to what is customary in your area.  Don't be creeped out anyway. Just please treat the gravesites with respect as you would any other cemetery.
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Call the attorney generals office in your state and ask what is required, such as space professional medical employees, beds equipment etc.  Hospice is a sad business, it is wonderful for the dying people but you know when you are getting a new patient that they will soon die.
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Windows XP Household edition comes packed with excellent features such as Microsoft Home Office, Kitchenette Detailer, Windows for Dummies, Cellar Doors for Dummies, and also Cemeteries Made Simple.\n\nActually, I have no idea what you would use for that.  Planning on opening a cemetery?
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Have you tried the newspapers that would have had his obituary published within a week of this death?  They usually have a photo.  The local library where you are could help you with some research assistance.  You should also contact the coroners office.  You're lucky because 23 years is not a long time & you should have better luck than most people finding something.  There should be some public record photos that may take a court order to get, like his Drivers Liscense photo.
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I would talk with a pastor of the denomination involved. If there's not time for that write out a nice speech acknowledging the persons life, accomplishments, and strong personal points. Let the end of the speech call for the friends and family of the deceased to resolve (this is a resolution) to hold this dear ones memory close and to follow their example in good things just as they followed the example of Jesus. If you want to make it really nice and give people something to keep put the speech down on paper real nice and neat, maybe typed out or something like that, and then make lots of copies. If you can add a photo of the deceased (and remember to put things like the date and location of the church on it) I think people would like it. But check with the pastor before you do this. Hope this helps. :-)
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Contact the Board of Medical Examiners in your state.
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A coroner is generally an elected position, therefore you would have to run and campaign to be elected in your county.  The coroner in my county makes $27,000 per year.  I am a mortician, my annual salary is about $70,000, but I am also the manager of the firm.  Good luck to you!
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Here's a company in Tennessee that will do it.\n\nIt may be enough to have someone review the written record of the autopsy and lab tests, without needing to perform a second autopsy.
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here is one I will look for others,location helps \nhttp://interment.com/articles/goliaths.html\nhttp://www.funeralconsumerinfo.org/november2005.pdf