Terri's autopsy should prove to be very imterestimgI wonder is Felos will sue to have it sealed if it remotely shows in "client" in a bad light
If there was any chance of that, I'm sure he would. Of course, when the medical examiner refused to allow the common courtesy of an independent observer, that pretty much erased any doubt about what the results will be. It's not only common practice to allow an independent observer. It's unheard of to refuse it.
No need to seal it. If the coroner were not "in the bag," someone else would be performing the autopsy. Cyril Wecht was interviewed on a local radio program about not being allowed to be present when the coroner conducted the autopsy. He said it was the first time anyone had refused him "professional courtesy" to observe. He has quite an ego and was taken aback at the coroner's attitude. Also, no reason was given for the refusal. That ruffled his feathers even more.