@concernedcitizen706 (sorry, I meant to reply to your comment!)
Randy Garrett.
From the article above.
"Athens-Clarke police Sgt. Randy Garrett, who was Clarke County coroner at the time, defended withholding the document.
"We sat down and decided it would not be in the best interest of the investigation if I signed the death certificate," Garrett said Tuesday. "Once it's signed the exact manner in which (Baker) died is going to be out in the public, and that's information only the suspect would know."
Randy Garrett.
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UGA student's death a decade-old mystery
ATHENS, Ga. -- Tara Louise Baker's parents are resigned to the stark and disturbing fact that they may never know who murdered their pretty blond daughter 10 years ago today, while she was a student …
www.augustachronicle.com
From the article above.
"Athens-Clarke police Sgt. Randy Garrett, who was Clarke County coroner at the time, defended withholding the document.
"We sat down and decided it would not be in the best interest of the investigation if I signed the death certificate," Garrett said Tuesday. "Once it's signed the exact manner in which (Baker) died is going to be out in the public, and that's information only the suspect would know."