Regarding autopsies, I have an anecdote to share. In the pre-COVID era I have had a close family member, a friend, and a few friends-of-friends die at young ages for no readily apparent cause. They all had autopsies performed on them. The same thing happened each time, it took months to get a result and the result was "inconclusive." This is hardly what you'd expect from watching those CSI shows that were so popular in the early 2000's.

Also, as I think Nashville was facetiously referring to, with possible COVID misfeasance deaths, why would the county coroner go against the current medical narrative that the shots are great and wouldn't harm a fly?

Maybe it is possible to retain a private pathologist to perform the autopsy?

Condolences to all of the Ticker member's who have lost loved ones to this travesty of medical care.