The Difference between a Coroner and a Medical Examiner
>In the simplest of terms, a Coroner is an elected official, who, depending on state law, may only need to be 18 years of age
>In the simplest of terms, a Coroner is an elected official, who, depending on state law, may only need to be 18 years of age
>There are some ground rules to establish so that this blog makes sense for my faithful readers who may not understand how a death scene
I have to say that my favorite people to work with are police officers. They are some of the funniest and strangest people I’ve worked
>When I applied for a position as a Crime Scene Technician, the application process was pretty lengthy. Brutal, might be a better way to describe
Okay, here it is. You’ve just earned your Master’s Degree in Forensic Science with an emphasis in Technical Investigations (fancy for Crime Scene Processing). You’re
Oh where, oh where have my followers gone. Oh where, oh where could they be? It’s really kind of depressing, everytime I log on to
>Regarding my comment in the last post about how I secretly cut out newspaper articles on crimes and kept them hidden away. I forgot to
>I’m often asked two questions about how I became a Death Investigator. First, people want to know what inspired me to into such a depressing
I said in my last post that, as a child, I never went around pronouncing random objects dead. That’s true. However, as an adult, I
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