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Eighteen-year-old Josiah Malachi Kilman’s cause of death was “asphyxia by manual strangulation,” according to authorities.
In one incident, he was allegedly caught on camera taking a gold necklace from a body.
The bodies were transported in a refrigerated truck to the Clark County Coroner’s Office for identification, police said.
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Mystery initially shrouded Amy Carlson’s death after her decomposing corpse was found in a Colorado home, wrapped in a sleeping bag with glitter around her missing eyes.
Chantal Reh handed her stillborn baby’s body over to Shannon and Staci Kent in 2018. She still has no idea if the ashes she got back are her daughter’s.
COVID-19 deaths are exploding in the state—and it may be a massive undercount. One coroner put it simply: “It’s bad.”
The coroner released the autopsy—which deemed the teen’s death a homicide—despite a security hold on the document.
Before police found decomposing bodies in trucks outside a Brooklyn funeral home, a mourner saw a horrifying sign it was overwhelmed by the coronavirus pandemic.
The remains were discovered in Arkansas last week.
“It was a matter of time,” the prosecutor said.
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