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ANSWERS: 10
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You need to be able to massage the blood out of the body...
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no incidences of necrophelia in your past?
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There is a school for this profession.
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It depends on the jurisdiction. Some counties utilize the coroners position strictly as an administrative role, working closely with a board certified pathologist (who conducts the actual autopsies). In an administrative capacity, coroners are usually required to have at least a high school diploma, live within the county they work and are elected, as well as complete special training and continuing education credits. While coroners are elected officials, whether or not they are qualified to perform autopsies depends on whether they have a medical degree in criminal pathology. There is a CSI member here on AB that may be able to offer more information.
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Well one thing might be the ability to tell the living from the dead lol
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Some musical background. Wait, that's a 'crooner' yo...
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dIs_CS43yAM
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zero!
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My cousin is one.So is an old friends dad. gr 13 science.2 and a half years of post secondary education in the field and a strong stomach.
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I have to say I have no Idea, but our street cleaner is our coroner, I swear to God he is..Once he declared a lady dead, they put her in the mourge and she woke up freezing and yelling..So, I thought Id tell the story, and no I don't live in the mountains, I live in a Tri City area..Ha, goes to show, it's WHO you know!!!
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