I'm seeing this article has spread a bit lol
http://www.nydailynews.com/news/nat...ence-steven-avery-article-1.2551505?cid=bitly
So I thought.... lets break this down!
They are discussing the death certificate in these articles.
It can be found here
http://www.stevenaverycase.org/wp-c...rial-Exhibit-16-Halbach-Death-Certificate.pdf
box #5 says... Body found (24 or more hours after death), and NO is checked off.
box #39 Autopsy performed, YES is checked
box #22 Manner of death, Homicide is checked off
box #38 Cause of death, undetermined is written and then crossed out. Nothing else is written in.
Then they "compare" the dates.... but I have to say... I don't think they are right, but maybe not completely wrong.
The death certificate is dated November 10th. They say that the bones were examined by the coroner the day before ... which coroner????? because no coroner was allowed on site. IIRC Dr. Eisenberg had the box of bones on her desk when she returned to work on November 10th. They were not identified until Dec. 5th as being TH's, and even then, I'm still not sure that they were positively ID'd, and much later were tested by the FBI, and well... that doesn't tell me much either!
So they are saying that SA was charged before they even knew it was TH. I'm not sure what I think of this... if they are just making more out of something that doesn't have much there? or not?
I am somewhat curious about how they were able to issue a death certificate without proof. And on November 10th, although it was most likely her, there was no proof at that point. Eisenberg had just returned to work and had the box on her desk, no DNA testing was done yet.