Emi
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I find this so shocking.Brenda Dye & Idaho law ( also see budgets)
'officials say investigators were not required by state law to perform an autopsy after Tammy Daybell’s death.'
if she'd been murdered in Springville, Utah, this would not have been allowed
'Sgt. Spencer Cannon with the Utah County Sheriff’s Office told KSL under Utah law, a case like Tammy Daybell’s would have been referred to the state medical examiner’s office.
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Tammy Daybell investigation: Idaho law allowed her burial without an autopsy - East Idaho News
SALEM (KSL TV) — As investigations continue at Chad Daybell’s Salem property, officials say investigators were not required by state law to perform an autopsy after Tammy Daybell’s death. Not only were the remains of Tylee Ryan and JJ Vallow buried on the property, but Tammy Daybell allegedly...www.eastidahonews.com
'County coroners serve four-year term elected positions and are only required to attend a coroner’s school and complete 24 hours of additional training every two years, according to Idaho state statute.
In rural communities like Fremont County, this is a part-time job — and their resources are limited.
For example, Fremont County listed a budget of just over $37,000 including the coroner’s salary.
Neighboring Madison County listed about $20,000 for their budget.
In comparison, Ada County, where Boise is located, has a budget of just over $3 million.'
But more red foam came outNo, the coroner Brenda Dye actually removed the foam herself. ( see her testimony)
Mind officially blown
correct but I mean that my mind is blown that a Coroner in this kind of circumstance is wiping-away what could be evidenceBut more red foam came out
Well if this is correct, about 4 -5 hours. Creepy!!Chad likely wanted to make it look as though she collapsed getting up? But what I want to know is how long did he lay in bed next to her dead body while coming up with his story?
the coroner course in las vegas was only a week long?correct but I mean that my mind is blown that a Coroner in this kind of circumstance is wiping-away what could be evidence
( eg if you're an EMT/paramedic etc and this is a living person whose life you want to save, then removing sputum for medical reason is very different to Coroner's legal responsibilities )
Chad was clearly describing a zombie to the coroner. Lori probably believes it is true.Chad told Dye that Tammy had been feeling off lately "like she wasn't in her body."
That last comment got Lori's attention and she is now watching Dye as she testifies.
Apparently Emma told JR in that conversation that she was afraid that Chad would marry again.Suzanne Freeman's interview with HTC Lauren Mathias, where SF claims that Julie Rowe had ' groomed' Emma in various ways, became very close to her & convinced her she too had special powers. Chad also blogged about this. Also in same interview, Lauren plays clip of interview with Julie Rowe. JR called Emma and spoke to her for 6 hrs after Tammy's death.
Pinch of salt & all that but... here's the link
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J0gHGVIyvd0
eta - around 59 mins mark for that segment
also reminds me of Zulema explaining ( to LE in the interview?) that Chad taught them that each human was attached to their body by c 30,000 strings and these became detached over time.Chad was clearly describing a zombie to the coroner. Lori probably believes it is true.
and that he'd be a polygamist because he was still sealed to Tammy & Emma didn't hold with polygamy ( or wtte, it's in that link)Apparently Emma told JR in that conversation that she was afraid that Chad would marry again.
Possibly true she threw up... from too many opiates.Looking forward to Garth testifying now that Chad told Brenda that both Chad & Garth saw Tammy throwing-up, as in Nate's tweet ( Am assuming Chad lied to Brenda and that he was trying to create a false witness to throw any suspicion)
also reminds me of Zulema explaining ( to LE in the interview?) that Chad taught them that each human was attached to their body by c 30,000 strings and these became detached over time.