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CherokeeDem

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3. Should have been by a coroner's wagon

Reply to malaise (Original post)

Mon Aug 18, 2014, 02:31 PM

Aug 2014

in a proper body bag in order to protect evidence.

Unless they don't have a coroner's van.... I can't think of any reason. If they didn't, the body should have been transported by ambulance.

Looks like this police department did nothing right.

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Why was Michael Brown's body taken from the scene of his execution by a police SUV and [View all] malaise Aug 2014 OP

good point bigtree Aug 2014 #1

Precisely malaise Aug 2014 #6

Interesting...hmm? SummerSnow Aug 2014 #2

Should have been by a coroner's wagon CherokeeDem Aug 2014 #3

Because there was a cover-up to get to and they might have to alter evidence Lex Aug 2014 #4

That's how it looks malaise Aug 2014 #9

Another question I have...Was the squad car secured as evidence and towed or was it driven Lars39 Aug 2014 #5

Good question malaise Aug 2014 #8

Yes, what happened to that car? 951-Riverside Aug 2014 #10

I saw something the other day SwankyXomb Aug 2014 #11

I'm not positive but I recall a couple of days ago cleduc Aug 2014 #15

Dead body call the county county coroner. Dead suspect at ahnds of police, call the county coroner. rustydog Aug 2014 #7

Problem is the coroner might take a while to respond dickthegrouch Aug 2014 #14