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this post was submitted on 28 Apr 2024
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I hope that coroner gets told to have a re-think about this policy : "well, I have to take the husband's statement at word value"
If I was a life insurance company I'd immediately be adding a "we won't pay out in Kansas" clause.
https://www.cbsnews.com/news/kristen-trickle-colby-trickle-kansas-psychological-autopsy-criminal-case-to-determine-mindset-of-fatal-shooting-victim-48-hours/
I couldn't find that quote in the OP article but found it in another. Wow. He needs to be fired.
Yeah thanks for posting the link, that's where I saw it but I closed the page before copying the link.
At that point it (the CBS transcript) suggests like the guy was also the investigators prime suspect - so kudos to them for continuing the investigation despite the coroners verdict.
At least a couple of police doing their job properly.