How did Dr. Harle conduct an autopsy on Molokai from the island of Maui - since the Maui Police Dept has acknowledqed that they were not charqed a bill for transportinq her to Molokai, even thouqh the form for the autopsy charqes had specific columns for that purpose?
And especially since the autopsy supposedly beqan before she could even have qotten to the hospital morque to conduct it if she HAD been on the earliest fliqht onto Molokai that morninq (which she wasn’t)...
The MCPD has acknowledqed that there are no records indicatinq any means of communication that Dr. Harle used to pronounce the death from Maui either. It wasn’t done in person, and it wasn’t done via phone, text, email, fax, skype, or CAD communication. How, then, did she communicate the pronouncement of death?
I don’t know the answers to your questions. If I wanted to know (which I don’t) I would simply give her a call or drop her an email and ask her directly.
I’ll leave the intrigue to you. My post was about what is listed as the official cause of death.
Dr. Lindsey Harle, M.D. : (808) 442-5632
lindsey.harle@hawaiilabs.com
Special Practice Responsibilities
Specialty: Anatomic and Clinical Pathology, Board Certified
Sub-Specialty: Forensic Pathology
Education: Doctor of Medicine, University of Texas Medical Branch, School of Medicine.
Location: Maui Memorial Medical Center
Specialty
Forensic Pathology
Dr. Harle is board certified in anatomic and clinical pathology by the American Board of Pathology. She is also certified in Fundamentals of Molecular Pathology by the American Association of Clinical Chemistry.
Dr. Harle earned her M.D. degree from the University of Texas Medical Branch School of Medicine in Galveston and completed her residency in anatomic and clinical pathology at the University of Hawaii’s Department of Pathology in Honolulu. She went on to complete a fellowship in forensic pathology at the Office of the Medical Examiner, City and County of Denver, CO. Dr. Harle is a member of the United States and Canadian Academy of Pathology, the College of American Pathologists and the Clinical Laboratory Management Association. She has also served as Representative for the Hawaii Residency Program Graduate Medical Education Committee.