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HEAT NOTES December 8, 1997
This year we lost Max Hames of the Oklahoma City Police Department. His death was a wake up call that reminds us of just how fragile life can be. We send out our sincerest condolences, once again, to Max’s family and friends in Oklahoma City.
12. The Hames case was referred to Coalson “because of the strikingly similar clinical histories of the two individuals, with somewhat similar pathological findings.” Hames, an Oklahoma City police officer, died on June 8, 1997. The OCME ruled that his cause of death was “acute pulmonary edema with hyaline membrane disease of unknown etiology” and that his manner of death was “unknown.”