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To: Theodore R.
Has not George W. Greer said that there will be NO autopsy? That would clarify much about this case if we knew.

Well the fact is that we don't know, and we should not assume that he did.

If Schiavo is not afraid of an autopsy, why does he insist on a cremation, which is contrary to her parents' wishes and THEIR church? Did Schiavo cremate his mother back in 1997?

Is it contrary to their church? I know it used to be, but I've heard of some Catholics choosing cremation recently. In any case, if you think that the body will not be autopsied because it is to be cremated, you are wrong. There's no connection; it's a non-sequitur. Cremation can happen fast, yes, but it doesn't necessarily follow that there would not be an autopsy.

343 posted on 10/25/2003 7:32:46 PM PDT by huck von finn
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To: huck von finn
Still, the laws on cremation probably vary widely from state to state, and I would be unsurprised if FL is one of those states where a person can be cremated without an autopsy. It is my understand from reading the thousands of posts here since August that George W. Greer is not requiring an autopsy.
344 posted on 10/25/2003 7:36:16 PM PDT by Theodore R.
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