Good afternoon, everybody. Im glad to see that we are all alive and well. You all have survived now seven weeks. American History Death and dying and u. S. History, we reached week seven. I am steven barry, your host for all things morbid. Today not any grimmer than any other day in this class, we will talk about the history of Death Investigation, evolution of the system of Death Investigation in the United States, which really matures and comes of age at about the dawn of the 20th century, so its a 19th Century Story about how Death Investigation becomes forensic science and ultimately becomes the csi series. Now we all have a pretty lurid sense, i think, of Death Investigation provided by local news, right . This graphic is everywhere. I found a million of these. Its always the same with Police Tape and chalk outlines, so we have a very lurid sense of Death Investigation where if it bleeds it leads school in journalism in the United States. I will take the evolution of this system v
Minutes. Good afternoon, everybody. Im glad to see that we are all alive and well. We have all survived seven weeks of american History Death and dying, u. S. History. Weve reached i am stephen berry, your host for all things morbid. Today, not any grimmer than any other day. We will be talking about the history of Death Investigation, evolution of the system of Death Investigation in the United States, which really matures and comes of age at about the dawn of the 20th century. Its a 19th Century Story of how Death Investigation becomes forensic science. Ultimately, becomes the csis series. We all have a pretty lord sense that investigation provided by local news. I found 1 million of these. Its always the same, with the Police Tape and chalk outlines. We have a very lord sense of Death Investigation and if it leads it leads school of journalism in the United States. Im going to take the evolution of the system very seriously and talk about how it has developed over time. Starting wit
Were going to be talking about the history of Death Investigation the evolution of the system of Death Investigation the United States which really matures and comes of age. And about the dawn of the 20th century, so it is a 19th Century Story of how Death Investigation becomes forensic science and ultimately becomes the csi series. Now we all have a pretty lured sense. I think of Death Investigation thats provided by local news, right . This graphic is everywhere. I found a million of these right . Its always the same with the Police Tape and chalk outlines. And so we have a very lured sense of Death Investigation from the if it leads it leads school of journalism in the United States, but im going to take the evolution of this system. Very seriously and talk about how its developed over time. Starting with its historical importance now the most obvious area in which Death Investigation is critically important is to our criminal justice system. And this is the most familiar aspect. Im
days beauty and the beast until that strange terrible day. he found her at home with bruises across our throat. dead, a tragic freak accident, or was it? the weight machine she doesn t lift weights. a home gym mysteriously turned death trap, a husband mysteriously turned suspect. hello and welcome to dateline. it s the case of a fit young woman who died suddenly. her friends and family were told it was a freak accident in a gym the kind of thing that could happen to anyone. equipment does at times malfunction. but so do relationships. here is dennis murphy with the beauty mystery. claude the images are fuzzy homebody of the wedding reception. but anyone who was there remembers the event vividly. the bride own way and the groom he s the dance partner in the group goofy beast costume. kind of a strange way to begin marriage some guest murmured. but then, it was a union that would end strangely. last dance still more than ten years away that point lisa the br
presidential records created betweenre january twentieth, 207 and january 20th.2017 twenty one that covers his entire presidency. and if this was so urgent t because the left claims our national security could have a risk after all, then whye did it take days for them to actually execute the warrant? the judge signed off on the warrant on august o, but the raid didn t happen untilau august 8th. do fbigu agents actually not wok on weekends? and what s more is that trump would have had these documents for more than five hundred and sixty days since he left the white house. five hundred and fifty days. ou if this is so serious, really so long sohem far as the actual as so far asua the actual documents, we have ls a list now, albeit it s not a very good list of what was taken here, what could have been a threat to our national securityat, the grant of clemeny for roger stone, a leather bound box of documents and two binders of photos. there were boxes agents designated as top sec