Autopsy request in Chappaquiddick case hinges on blood evidence
District Attorney Edmund Dinis disclosed blood traces on Mary Jo Kopechne's shirt and in her mouth and nose to justify an exhumation and autopsy. He argued the autopsy could resolve doubt about the cause of death in the Chappaquiddick incident.
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Edmund Dinis
Dinis
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Miss Kopechne
Washington, D.C
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Chappaquiddick Island
Massachusetts
Luzarne County
Mary Jo Kopechne
Armand Fernandez
Larksville
Kennedys
Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court
Edgartown District Court
James A. Boyle
Kennedy
Supreme Court
Paul C. Reardon
Boyle
Ally
Paul ‘Markham
Joseph Gargan
Donald Mills
Fernando
Lance Garth
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Hunter vows safer hunts after three day lost ordeal
John Stephenson of Whalley B C says he will stay to roads or carry survival gear after seven recent lost episodes. He is hospitalized with an ankle injury from a hunting trip in Chilliwack B C where he was rescued after three days lost.
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John Stephenson
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Ohio Man Convicted On Manslaughter in Akron
Robert L. Woodfalks of Cleveland was found guilty of first degree manslaughter for allegedly pushing Willie Branch off a sixth floor construction site viewing a dispute over gloves. The verdict follows testimony that Branch died after the fall on Oct. 1 at the apartment building.
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Akron, Ohio
Robert L. Woodfalks
Cleveland
Woodfalks
Willie Branch
Akron
Branch
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