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Toxicology reports in Coleman case are expected in several weeks; inquest will not be held
COLUMBIA -- The final word as to cause of death in the triple murder of Sheri Coleman and her two sons will come after several weeks when toxicological reports are returned.
But because autopsies were conducted on the three victims, investigators know the victims were murdered by ligature strangulation on May 5.
Coleman's husband and the boys' father, 32-year-old Christopher Coleman, is in the Monroe County Jail charged with three counts of first degree murder.
Monroe County Coroner Julie Gummersheimer said Wednesday that a coroner's inquest will not be held. Because of recent changes in Illinois law, inquests do not have to be held even in murder cases.
"It takes four to six weeks to get back all the information about toxicology," Gummersheimer said, and then it goes to the pathologist, Dr. Raj Nanduri. Only then can a death certificate be issued.
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