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Her autopsy did not suggest evidence of homicide; however, her death certificate cites the cause of death as "undetermined."[46] Despite the fact that medical examiner Luke spent 45 minutes at the death scene,[47] another medical examiner named Dominick DiMaio signed the death certificate, typing above his signature that he was doing this "for James Luke."[4] In the 1990s Luke worked for the Armed Forces Institute of Pathology.[48] In 1989 DiMaio co-authored Forensic Pathology and later wrote other textbooks.[49] Referring to Kilgallen's death certificate, DiMaio said in a 1995 interview quoted in Midwest Today magazine, "I wasn't stationed in Manhattan [where Kilgallen died]. I was in Brooklyn. Are you sure I signed it? I don't see how the hell I could have signed it in the first place. You got me."[4
Originally posted by loveguy
Thanks for your reply Dave.
I find it conceivable that these individuals were intimidated into making such claims, to corroborate with doctor-ments.
Originally posted by ipsedixit
reply to post by dillweed
There is a video interview with one of the firemen who is alive today largely because of the efforts of Willie Rodriguez. He mentions that a lot of things going on at the WTC that day were highly unusual, based on his experience on the job up to that time. The interview is one of the efforts put together by Dylan Avery. I just can't think of the name of it now, but one of the "unusual" things this group of firemen saw as they went up the staircase in the building, checking floors, was a dead guy's body in a closet.
To be fair, I don't know if this has been done or not and I don't know if it was obvious how the person died, but I have wondered in the past if the dead person in the closet was John O'Neil.
Originally posted by GoodOlDave
To be fair, I don't know if this has been done or not and I don't know if it was obvious how the person died, but I have wondered in the past if the dead person in the closet was John O'Neil.
Nope, They found the body of John O'Neil during the cleanup of ground zero and he was in the stairwell at the time of the collapse,
Originally posted by ipsedixit
Maybe his body was the only thing shaken up and moved around when the building collapsed?