The PCA goes on to say this:
I don't remember reading that, do you remember where it was reported?
I was thinking b/c his cause of death injury was more difficult to determine? Maybe he had multiple injuries? JMO
From memory, he has always been listed since late Dec as leading counsel (or something similar) and AT as court appointed. If you check the Cases of Interest page at Idaho Court website you can look at all the docs.
Or simply timing scheduling for the MEs autopsy team.Autopsies of the 4 UI students completed
Update: The Latah County Coroner tells CBS that the killings seemed "personal." The autopsy revealed that a large knife appears to be the murder weapon, but itidahonews.com
This MSM news article says that the Spokane Medical Examiner completed the autopsies on all four of the murdered students dated November 17th.
I wonder if the reports were not finalized until December 15th by the ME, although the autopsies were completed in November.
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According to the MSM, all autopsies of the four victims were performed on the same day, November 16th, in Spokane, over a nine hour period.
Maybe trying to understand/cure himself? Idk
Yes, I figured out later that they only list the notice of hearing on the cases of interest page. Early on the actual hearing was listed on that page and was removed, which I noticed. The hearing is also listed on the summary page. MOO
What gun?
Lost in translation I think. The poster is using google translate from Czech, I saw earlier up thread. II saw earlier that they meant knife. MOO
Likely all four victims' autopsy results (and tox) were back in December, maybe? IIrc, EC is the only victim with a date listed on the PCA, is that right? I think his injuries were just not as apparent from his position or something, so the officer couldn't write that he could see stab wounds. Jmo.Coroner offers new details about fatal slaying of 4 U of Idaho students after preliminary autopsies
The four students were found stabbed to death inside a home in Moscow, Idaho, on Nov. 13.
From reading several MSM articles about the autopsies, it sounds like the Spokane ME performed the autopsies on the four victims on November 16th, over a nine hour period. The autopsies were completed then, except for the results of toxicology that were sent to the lab. So the November 16th autopsies that the ME performed were preliminary results, and that it would take four to six weeks for toxicology results, and then the final autopsy reports would be completed. So December 15th sounds about right for EC's final autopsy report complete with toxicology.
Good point, that makes sense that they would need to quote the final autopsy report in the PCA for EC, whereas for the other victims there would be a visual component at the scene of the crime regarding the injuries and hence no need to reference their autopsy reports.
Yes, I think you are correct. The wording is confusing as the officer says X was ID'd by her driver's license and personal belongings. Then it describes EC being ID'd later with mention of the autopsy results. A bit hard to decifer.
