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What really killed George Floyd: Part 1 — some basic forensic pathology concepts

2023-01-09 oliver Leave a comment

The trial of the police involved in the death of George Floyd was front page news a couple of years…

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What really killed George Floyd: Part 2- The role of the defense expert witness

2023-01-11 oliver Leave a comment

Some of the attacks by the lynch mob against Dr. Fowler clearly demonstrate a misunderstanding of the role of expert…

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What really killed George Floyd: Part 3 — vulnerability and insult

2023-01-13 oliver Leave a comment

As I noted in the first post, a basic concept in cause of death determination is an understanding of the…

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What really killed George Floyd: Part 4 — trauma and vulnerability.

2021-01-14 oliver Leave a comment

So, in the last post, I wrote about why people with large “strong” hearts can just drop dead in the…

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What killed George Floyd: Part 5 — the autopsy

2023-01-14 oliver Leave a comment

Now let’s look at the autopsy performed by Dr. Baker.  Like Dr. Fowler, Dr. Baker is a nationally known forensic…

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What killed George Floyd: Part 6 — Blunt trauma and heart disease findings

2023-01-15 oliver Leave a comment

Now, let’s look at each of these issue in the autopsy report separately.  In this post, I’ll deal with the…

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What killed George Floyd: Part 7 — Sickle cell trait and Covid

2023-01-16 oliver Leave a comment

Dr. Baker also observed sickling of red cells in the body at autopsy and upon further evaluation found that the…

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What killed George Floyd: Part 8 – Paraganglioma and stress cardiomyopathy

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  Paraganglioma: Now we come to a finding that I think was underappreciated.  Mr. Floyd had a small pelvic tumor…

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What killed George Floyd: Part 9 – Fentanyl and methamphetamine

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The autopsy report indicated that there was a significant load of fentanyl in Mr. Floyd as well as a relatively…

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What killed George Floyd: Part 10 — External factors — restraint stress alone

2023-01-17 oliver 2 Comments

A number of external factors were involved in the death of Mr. Floyd.  The most general and simple is the…

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