Family of Black Man Who Was Buried 19 Years Ago Discovers Medical Examiner Kept Some of His Remains... in a Bin
Family of Black Man Who Was Buried 19 Years Ago Discovers Medical Examiner Kept Some of His Remains... in a Bin
The family of Cedric Wayne McFadden plans to file a lawsuit against the Lake County Medical Examiner’s Office in Orlando, Fla.
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Ok, but why? No explanation in the article what-so-ever.
There are lots of stories like this and there's basically never an explanation of why. Apparently some medical examiners and funeral home owners and such are really fucking sick.
What a surprise. /s
There was a university not too far from my town where I grew up that had a mortuary school.
I'm not going to say that all people who become morticians are like this, but there was definitely a type amongst my peers who opted for that career path and they weren't people you would say, "they went to mortuary school? I never would have expected that" about.
The read more button doesn't work for me but since they were removed during autopsy I guess they just got put into a container after being processed but not listed with the bits to be forwarded to the funeral home.
The article says bin but I don't think they're talking about a trash bin, probably a lidded plastic container in the correct storage area.
What if it was kept as a trophy?
What about a snack?
What if it was kept as a trophy?
What about a snack?