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Working with little more than skeletal remains, the state medical examiner faces a significant challenge in determining how three infants found in a Blackstone home last week died, according to legal analysts, who say the review will be a crucial part of the criminal investigation.
One key to whether prosecutors will have enough evidence to file a charge of homicide, manslaughter, or another serious felony will be the condition of the remains, and the length of time they were left in the home. The medical examiner will want to look for any tissue damage or trauma to determine if the deaths were unnatural, but that opportunity could be lost if the bodies have been fully decomposed, analysts said...
For investigators to know for sure what happened, its likely that Murray will have to cooperate and tell authorities, Baden said.