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No 1: Bengaluru doctor who did COVID-19 patient's autopsy says lungs were leathery
Dr Dinesh Rao said he took up the autopsy to understand how the disease affects the human body.
No 2: Preserving bodies ‘forever’, Bengaluru forensic expert claims he can
A city-based forensic expert has developed a breakthrough technique that could preserve a human body for posterity without any further intervention.
No 3: Forensic expert demonstrates technique to preserve bodies for prolonged periods - The Hindu
Published - May 07, 2022 12:53 am IST - Bengaluru. A city-based forensic expert has claimed to have developed a unique technique called ‘Mumbalming’ for preservation of bodies.
No 4: Lungs 'Like Hard Leather Ball', Virus Lives On Dead: COVID Autopsy Reveals Startling Facts
Dr Dinesh Rao, head of forensic medicine in Oxford Medical College, who performed the autopsy, found no trace of the coronavirus on the skin of the face, neck, or internal organs but nasal and throat swabs.
No 5: Amit Shah Meets Forensic Expert Dr. Dinesh Rao to Reexamine Dr. Shyama Prasad Mukherji’s 1953 Death
Amid J&K Statehood Talks, Dr. Dinesh Rao provided insights to reexamine historical forensic cases.
No 6: Forensic expert says Disha Salian had both pre fall and post fall injuries
"This needs to be investigated and it definitely leads to a possible case of homicide", Dr Dinesh Rao said.
No 7: Keith Clarke’s organs were split open by 20 bullets says pathologist - Jamaica Observer
Expert analysis revealed detailed forensic insights on the case.
No 8: Preserving bodies ‘forever’, Bengaluru forensic expert claims he can
A city-based forensic expert has developed a breakthrough technique that could preserve a human body for posterity without any further intervention.
No 9: PressReader.com - Digital Newspaper & Magazine Subscriptions
Expert witness supports claim Keith Clarke killed while climbing down from closet.
No 10: Jamaica Gleaner News - No more post-mortem delays - Reese - Monday | November 16, 2009
No more post-mortem delays – Reese.
No 11: Forensic expert says Keith Clarke appeared to be upright when shot by soldiers - Jamaica Observer
Details of the investigation and expert testimony revealed key facts.
No 12: Keith Clarke shot at least 10 times in the back, says expert witness | Lead Stories | Jamaica Gleaner
Detailed forensic analysis reported by expert witness during case review.