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63 Interesting And Unexpected Things Coroners Have Encountered On The Job
When people ask questions like “where do we go when we’re no longer alive,” most folks think it’s a philosophical discussion about the afterlife. However, there is an often ignored but much more common answer - the mysterious coroner's office.
So we’ve gathered some of the most interesting questions and answers from people online, about their profession, interacting with corpses and how they even got into this line of work. So get comfortable as you scroll through, upvote the most morbid sections and be sure to leave your own thoughts and experiences in the comments section down below.
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Pandapoo 4 months ago
I’m very surprised that someone that doesn’t have a medical type of degree can be a medical examiner.
Tyranamar Seuss 4 months ago
It really shouldn't be that way. We had a patient I will never forget. Died of some weird neurological disease we couldn't figure out. Was becoming progressively more paralyzed over time. None of us knew what it was. We even suspected possible poison. ME released her to the family with no autopsy. Bc the ME was not medically trained and did not understand how bizarre this illness was. That's when I realized how ridiculous it is that this is an elected position given to a non-medical person. It's outrageous really. Listen to this guy. His qualifications were that he transported dead bodies and took 1 online course. That's who's deciding if your loved ones deaths should be investigated or not.
Load More Replies... Pandapoo 4 months ago
I’m very surprised that someone that doesn’t have a medical type of degree can be a medical examiner.
Tyranamar Seuss 4 months ago
It really shouldn't be that way. We had a patient I will never forget. Died of some weird neurological disease we couldn't figure out. Was becoming progressively more paralyzed over time. None of us knew what it was. We even suspected possible poison. ME released her to the family with no autopsy. Bc the ME was not medically trained and did not understand how bizarre this illness was. That's when I realized how ridiculous it is that this is an elected position given to a non-medical person. It's outrageous really. Listen to this guy. His qualifications were that he transported dead bodies and took 1 online course. That's who's deciding if your loved ones deaths should be investigated or not.
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