“What kind of an autopsy is this?”: Revisiting the Dacera and Jonson cases

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“What kind of an autopsy is this?”: Revisiting the Dacera and Jonson cases

Teka Teka Explains

14 minutes 27 seconds

3 years ago

“What kind of an autopsy is this?”: Revisiting the Dacera and Jonson cases

If there's anything the Christine Dacera and Bree Jonson cases reminded us, it's that the way medico legals and forensic autopsies are conducted in the country still leave much to be desired.

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