The dispute over who killed, and how, the two Arab youngsters at Beitunyah continues.
But there should be no problem over the camera "evidence", or the angle, or the projectile or whatever. Let there be an autopsy.
Yes, there are local cultural problems,
There should be no opposition form the Arab side as there have been autopsies in the past. Although one ME who is quite active for the Pals. had some problems.
And then, there's this:
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But there should be no problem over the camera "evidence", or the angle, or the projectile or whatever. Let there be an autopsy.
Yes, there are local cultural problems,
There should be no opposition form the Arab side as there have been autopsies in the past. Although one ME who is quite active for the Pals. had some problems.
And then, there's this:
February 27, 2013
Medical examiner testifies in murder trialBy MARY RAINWATER
Palestine Herald-Press
PALESTINE — State attorneys continued their fifth day of testimony Tuesday in the murder trial of a Palestine woman accused in the death of her 16-month-old stepgranddaughter. Jennifer Jill Whitehead, 41, is charged with capital murder for the May 5, 2010 death of Emma Nicole Whitehead, who died at a Dallas hospital one day after being transported to Palestine Regional Medical Center for head and other injuries.
First to testify for the state Tuesday was forensic pathologist Dr. Jill Urban, who works as a medical examiner for the Dallas County Medical Examiner’s Office and performed the autopsy on Emma. Through the use of photographs taken during the procedure, Urban explained to the jury Emma’s physical condition and how what was discovered led to the conclusion that the child’s death was the result of blunt force injury, with the manner of death deemed to be homicide.
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