DEPARTMENT OF FORENSICS II
Dr. Downs followed up with this letter: he again says I'm possibly jeopardizing a
criminal prosecution by not letting him pull hairs out of my children's head. They never
needed my childrens' hair, as it turns out. I was right. He was wrong. If it had become
absolutely necessary in the end, I'd have considered it. It was almost a year after the
murder. I was being lied to by people who are supposed to be working for me, and I
absolutely did not appreciate it. I was being denied the autopsy report, when I had
absolutely every right under the law to see it.
criminal prosecution by not letting him pull hairs out of my children's head. They never
needed my childrens' hair, as it turns out. I was right. He was wrong. If it had become
absolutely necessary in the end, I'd have considered it. It was almost a year after the
murder. I was being lied to by people who are supposed to be working for me, and I
absolutely did not appreciate it. I was being denied the autopsy report, when I had
absolutely every right under the law to see it.
The week after I met with Downs, and was allowed to look at him looking at the
autopsy report, I received the following letter from ADFS:
autopsy report, I received the following letter from ADFS:
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week after autopsy was finally
typed.
week after autopsy was finally
typed.