Lividity too. Which is the best chance on getting a sample blood draw for only for a short window.
Embalmers, Funeral Homes don’t get the bodies in that frame of time.
They also DO NOT do postmortem exams.
But we’ll keep those facts to ourselves. Let them carry on.
Your comment implied that the findings the embalmers reported would not be within their scope of practice when they actually would be in a uniquely experienced position to discuss post mortem clots. Post mortem = after death
This is not the only man making these claims and he isn’t just saying it.
I don’t “believe” his statements. They are grist for the mill. There is nothing disproving his statements but at this point it is anecdotal. Much like your cardiologist who has had 3 cases of myocarditis. For something to be rare a single physician will maybe not see a case in their lifetime.
My Cardiologist was speaking about the entire Traverse City Heart and Vascular Department.
7 Cardiologist that cover a huge geographical area of Michigan and being known as a top Cardiac Hospital and large number of patients.
This isn’t some two-bit hick town Cardiac Center.
The Wayne State School of Mortuary Science is located in my former EMS stomping ground. That school is well known in the business and has students from around the world.
One of the fill in Medics for me or my regular partner for when we are on vacation or a LOA (injured) also worked at the Wayne County Morgue.
She was an assistant for the Chief Doc there.
She graduated from WSU School of Mortuary Science.
She was a co-worker and friend.
You don’t suppose we had any conversations about the dead by chance, do ya?
First hand real life experience is better than any internet blog.
You say EmbalmerS.
There is ONE but that ONE claims many.
There are No EmbalmerS finding anything.
There is ONE claiming he and many are finding things.
Pure Hear-Say, unverified and given Kirsch’s track record unprovable.
The level of proof required here at FreeRepublic isn’t what it use to be.
Oddly, the level of proof required to prove the absurd is ridiculous is massive.
Carry on.