Ironic, in a storage locker kind of way.
More news that somehow doesn't make it onto the tee vee from the Legal Schnauzer:
Discovery of Human Remains in Florida Has Curious Connections to MSNBC's Joe Scarborough
Legal Schnauzer
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 2012
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This all raises questions about both Berkland's sanity and his competence when he served as a medical examiner. As we reported in a post titled "
The Ugly Story in Joe Scarborough's Political Closet," the accidental-death finding in the Lori Klausutis case has never added up:
A report at onlinejournal.com, stated that such a fall in a healthy person is unlikely to cause death. Berkland's determination of an accidental death, however, brought the investigation to a virtual halt:
"According to the medical literature, simple falls in young, healthy people, virtually never cause death. Berkland’s claim that injury opposite to the site of impact is observed only when a person’s head hits a stationary object is also contradicted by the literature.
"The autopsy describes the prolapsed mitral valve in great detail, claiming that the medical literature sustains the notion that this is likely to be fatal.
"Dr. Berkland contends in lengthy autopsy comments that “there are only about three entities that generally cause one to drop in midsentence or in midstride . . . pulmonary embolus . . . a ruptured aneurysm . . . and most common, is a sudden cardiac arrhythmia.” Yet, the medical literature suggests that neither pulmonary emboli nor aneurysms are likely to cause immediate loss of consciousness. A blow to the head is a common cause of loss of consciousness. . . ."
Did Lori Klausutis really die from a blow to the head and not from a fainting spell? If so, who was responsible for her death?
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http://legalschnauzer.blogspot.com/2012/09/discovery-of-human-remains-in-florida.html
Unbelievable.
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