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Old December 13th 06, 03:03 PM posted to alt.support.child-protective-services,alt.parenting.spanking,alt.support.foster-parents
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Default 3 Fetuses Found in Dead Woman's Freezer. Ah, but was she a ...


Greegor wrote:
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Greegor wrote:
Kane wrote
Would you suggest she stand on her rights
and claim a violation of her civil rights?

The dead woman?


I wouldn't put it past you, Greg, that advice giver.


What other reason did you post it for? To show malfeasance by some
government agents?


How does it show that?


See the little squiggly at the end of my sentence? Unless your question
actually contributes and answer, it's your turn first to answer my
question.

What other reason did you post the article for, Greg? If any. And did
you post it to show malfeasance by government agents? If so how does it
show that?

Answer or otherwise it's all to obvious you aren't here to inform or
debate, just to make an ass of yourself for the attention it gets you.

The post is OT to this group.

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http://www.iht.com/articles/ap/2006/...er_Fetuses.php

Bodies found in freezer are 3 fetuses, autopsy finds
The Associated PressPublished: December 11, 2006

COLUMBIA, Tennessee: The human remains found in the freezer of a woman
who had died were three fetuses between 20 and 25 weeks' gestation,
according to a medical examiner.

"We probably will never know if they were born alive or stillborn," Dr.
Adele Lewis, assistant Tennessee medical examiner, said Monday.

The fetuses were found last week as relatives cleaned out the apartment
of Tracy Howard, 35, who died last month.

Howard lived alone in the apartment. Her body was found there Nov. 28
after co-workers became concerned when she did not show up for work. An
initial autopsy showed she died of natural causes, but toxicology
reports are pending.

Lewis determined the remains were fetuses during an autopsy Saturday.
Investigators had not been sure if the bodies were fetuses or possibly
infants.

The medical examiner hopes genetic and toxicology reports due in a
couple of months could shed more light on the case.

DNA testing will help determine if the fetuses were related to Howard
or each other while toxicology reports will determine if the fetuses
had drugs in their systems.

The initial autopsy of Howard did not indicate she was pregnant, and so
far, no one has reported that she was.

Lewis said two of the fetuses were females, but that the other's gender
could not be determined because of "advanced decomposition."