Vastator
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Blunt force trauma is very general, and nonspecific. A coroners actual report would list the specific cause, with a note of causal “blunt force trauma”. In this case the cause of death told to the mother was a heart attack. Her source was direct. Yours is third hand, two months after the fact, and vague to boot. I’m sure she knows better than you.The same medical examiner that was quoted second hand, 2 months after the fact. The same medical examiner who also stated that the actual report itself was illegal to disseminate outside of approved channels. Which would suggest verbally stating the results would be frowned upon at the very least. Again; third hand. Versus what the mother was told directly, as soon as the cause was made known to her. 2 months is a long time to politicize an issue,and disseminate “findings” through backchannels.Two separate reports. Two separate accounts. I guess without the actual coroner's report...You were wrong. You got called. Deal with it...
I'm holding a royal flush and you don't even have a pair. BTW, they have fake balls for those who have lost them. See your doctor!
Suck it up, dumbass!
Medical Examiner Rules Heyer Died from Blunt Force Injury
Who do think a medical examiner is?
My God, you need a keeper!
Oh, STFU! When you get hit by a car, blunt force trauma is usually the cause. The mother can say whatever she wants, because she is apparently just as stupid as you are!