Should an obituary of a murdered man include the name of his brother (who killed him) as one of his survivors?
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I think they made the right decision on that one. You didn't say if it was an accident or not but regardless I think they were right to leave him out.
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Archived Obituary Activation Order \nYou have selected the following obituary from:\n\n\n\n \nTorres, Tina L. -  TORRES, TINA L. Mother of Devina, Joseph, Benito, Magdalena. Wife to J.R. Daughter of Mary and Fred Torres. Sister to Melissa, Michelle, Lorenzo and ... \nPublished in the Denver Newspaper Agency on 2/14/2004. \n42 total words \n \nTo view the full text of this obituary along with a photograph (if available) and Guest Book (if available), please complete the form below. Your credit card will be charged $2.95 and the obituary will be available to you for one day.  \nI searched for a free site, but couldn't find it...good luck
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only when someone dies
627765
I don't know for sure, but I do know he had fallen out with at least one of his brothers not long before he died, then they made up, but maybe he didn't get chance to change his will. It's a sad loss.
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Typically, the immediate family is responsible for the entire ceremony, disposition of the remains, etc.  Extended family, neighbors and church community play a role for the extra things that the family should not be burdened with (i.e., food arrangement for the "pass" or other things that they do not have time to deal with that could include informing others of the passing of the individual).  The family would be responsible for writing the obit (unless the funeral home includes it in their fee for service package), arrange the eulogy with a presiding officiant that knew the deceased, etc. \n\nThe link below has a lot of information and "etiquette" that should be observed during this time of grief.\n\nNote:  Whatever the family does not want to deal with, there is always a close neighbor or other family member that will take care of the details.
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i think they should kill the one guy, so three men can live. i doubt that they would get in trouble for murder, because they could all explain the story and how it was not optional-- either he dies or they all die. with a good lawyer in court, i think it would work anyway. \ni think that three lives are more valuable to save than none, and if they all get suffocated and the large man dies, no one is saved anyway.
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Go to rootsweb.com and put in the name of the person you are wondering about. If you have the ssn you can put that in as well.
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YOU WOULD think that!  He took lives. Murdered, commited crimes against society, sure, he reformed himself by reaching out to others, that is all good and well,  But he still murdered.  what if it was your father, brother, sister, mother etc...that he murdered?  I'm sure you would be seeing things differently. To "set him free" would mean that his victim's lives or the live's of the victim's families had no meaning, weren't important enough etc.  If Tookie were white...you would never had raised this question, would you?
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Well, you obviously can't ask them, so you would ask their next of kin. But, really, it depends on WHAT you want to know. No one will or should give you medical info, for example, on someone who died. On the other hand, someone very publicly known who dies may have enough obituaries written in newspapers to give you the info you need.\n\nImran
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I think that we should focus on the crimes at hand instead of digging up old stories. The family members involved in cold cases are probably dealing with the grief, and don't need to be unnessicarily reminded of their loss.
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It is best to start with the Obituary of the town news paper where the family member resided.  Many towns has on-line newspapers.  If the town of the deceased does not have an on-line newspaper; you'll need to go to the libraby of the township to search archives. Or you could try locating the local church the family member attended.  You can also try speaking to neighbors of the deceased if it has been less than 7 years of interment.
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I want to say his name was John but I'm not 100% sure. \nYes I just doulble checked, the oldest sons name was John
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Hope this helps.\n\nNext time, just do a websearch on the person's name
142106
Contact a local public library.  If his obituary was listed in a newspaper, they might just have the issue that it was in.  \n\nGood luck!
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Ask the minister. It varies. Some churches do not charge if the person who died was a member.
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Simply address it to:\n Mr. John Doe and family
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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