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At first I thought you were talking about your ex-wife.
Don't miss her.
New hope for truth about mysterious 2010 death of Broome man Josh Warneke
After a botched police investigation and a wrongful conviction, a date is finally set for a coronial inquest into the death of a 21-year-old tradesman, whose body was found on a roadside in Western Australia's far north 14 years ago.
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Josh Warneke inquest date for September after the botched up arrest and imprisonment of Gene Gibson.
I just noticed that the series Mastermind: To Think Like a Killer is on Disney + now. Watching the first episode she was quite revolutionary in the study of rape from the side of a victim and trained FBI members in a time when FBI was predominantly male.Can see some issues if there is an explosion in German Shepherds for pets, particularly with so many single women living alone, not living in homes with a garden.
No mention of an overt outdoor home security system covering all sides of the house.
Famous serial killer profiler warns what women must do to stay safe
A serial killer profiler has revealed the four steps women should take to protect themselves from an attack. Dr Ann Burgess worked with the FBI to create profiles for people suspected of murder.www.dailymail.co.uk
'1. Trust your gut'
'2. Get a German Shepherd'
'3. Put a 'Beware of Dog' sign outside your house'
'4. Put workman's boots outside your door'
'Dr Ann Burgess, who spent decades studying the minds of serial killers, has found these individuals always search for women who are unprotected, appear weak and are living alone.'
Sandy Point man. Interesting forensic case solved with DNA and matching with genealogy databases.
www.abc.net.au
RIP Christopher Luke Moore
A new technique helped solve the Sandy Point mystery — investigators now have more unsolved cases in their sights
Investigators used a new technique to identify 95-year-old human remains found in the water at Sandy Point in Gippsland. The forensic breakthrough has raised hopes that more cold cases could soon be solved.
www.abc.net.au
RIP Christopher Luke Moore
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This article yesterday explains how necro-radiologists use radiation-based computer tomography (CT) scans to determine how people die, and in Victoria how an MRI machine is about to be installed at the Institute of Forensic Medicine for use on living persons who have had episodes of assault or injury, for things like evidence of DV strangulation which are not apparent from external observation.
www.smh.com.au
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all Australian states have installed CT scanners in their mortuaries, and they are considered central to the function of forensic investigations and coroners courts across Australia.
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Even if a CT scan can’t determine the cause of death, it still plays an important role in the investigative process.
CT scans clearly show areas at the top of the spine and lower pelvis, areas harder to assess using autopsy. They are excellent for showing air pockets in the body.
Scans are often used in evidence for inquests held in the coroners court, O’Donnell said, and they’re particularly good for juries in criminal trials.
“Judges will often not want juries to see the autopsy pictures because they’re confronting with blood and so forth,” he said.
“Whereas the pictures that I can produce through CT, using workstation graphics, are much more acceptable and understandable. I think as well, because it’s not blood and gore, and people aren’t sort of turning away”
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“MRI is amazingly good for children and babies,” O’Donnell said.
Once installed, the MRI machine will be used with the concept of “one room, two doors” to scan both the living and the deceased – using different tables, of course.
In the case of the living, MRI scans of victims who have survived family violence assaults can be used in court as evidence, particularly in cases of strangulation where there are no obvious signs of injury.
“Neck compression, that can be a very difficult thing for clinicians to understand and work out, whereas MRI is very, very good in that area,” O’Donnell said.
“So we will be wanting to use the MRI scanner in living persons who have had episodes of assault or injury. We want to try and document those.”
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Scanning the dead: The machine replacing autopsies
Dr Chris O’Donnell is a necro-radiologist. In layman’s terms, he’s a scanner of the dead.
'Scanning the dead: The machine replacing autopsies
By Margaret Gordon
July 13, 2024 — 4.30pm...
all Australian states have installed CT scanners in their mortuaries, and they are considered central to the function of forensic investigations and coroners courts across Australia.
...
Even if a CT scan can’t determine the cause of death, it still plays an important role in the investigative process.
CT scans clearly show areas at the top of the spine and lower pelvis, areas harder to assess using autopsy. They are excellent for showing air pockets in the body.
Scans are often used in evidence for inquests held in the coroners court, O’Donnell said, and they’re particularly good for juries in criminal trials.
“Judges will often not want juries to see the autopsy pictures because they’re confronting with blood and so forth,” he said.
“Whereas the pictures that I can produce through CT, using workstation graphics, are much more acceptable and understandable. I think as well, because it’s not blood and gore, and people aren’t sort of turning away”
....
“MRI is amazingly good for children and babies,” O’Donnell said.
Once installed, the MRI machine will be used with the concept of “one room, two doors” to scan both the living and the deceased – using different tables, of course.
In the case of the living, MRI scans of victims who have survived family violence assaults can be used in court as evidence, particularly in cases of strangulation where there are no obvious signs of injury.
“Neck compression, that can be a very difficult thing for clinicians to understand and work out, whereas MRI is very, very good in that area,” O’Donnell said.
“So we will be wanting to use the MRI scanner in living persons who have had episodes of assault or injury. We want to try and document those.”
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Amazing storySandy Point man. Interesting forensic case solved with DNA and matching with genealogy databases.
A new technique helped solve the Sandy Point mystery — investigators now have more unsolved cases in their sights
Investigators used a new technique to identify 95-year-old human remains found in the water at Sandy Point in Gippsland. The forensic breakthrough has raised hopes that more cold cases could soon be solved.
RIP Christopher Luke Moore
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Agree, was great that it was done. However, personally I though that there was some hyperbole about being able to match DNA with DNA from ancestry sites.
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An interesting article on the subject of Sovereign Citizen.
by replicating the judicial system for their own ends with fines, judgements etc it is a travesty in the truest sense of the word.
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by replicating the judicial system for their own ends with fines, judgements etc it is a travesty in the truest sense of the word.
Why Scott has gone to 'war' with his ex-partner and her 'delusional cult'
A radical sovereign citizen group co-invented by a fugitive mother is using a fake court to justify attempted child abduction, extortion, and intimidation of court officials.
www.abc.net.au
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The Govt should give them a reasonable sized area of land in central/northern Australia, then build a fence around it, then tell them that anyone over 18 who identifies with this cult can move there and do absolutely whatever they want.An interesting article on the subject of Sovereign Citizen.
by replicating the judicial system for their own ends with fines, judgements etc it is a travesty in the truest sense of the word.
Why Scott has gone to 'war' with his ex-partner and her 'delusional cult'
A radical sovereign citizen group co-invented by a fugitive mother is using a fake court to justify attempted child abduction, extortion, and intimidation of court officials.
Call it Sov-Land.
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Recipe for child abuse.
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SMH reports
'4.32pm
A NSW Police spokesperson urged the public to only contact 000 in an emergency. NSW Police will provide an update shortly on what systems have been impacted.
Victoria Police says it can still receive and dispatch calls from triple zero Victoria.
A spokesperson said some internal application systems were affected by the outage, but these were not impacting the force’s ability to dispatch or respond to incidents.'
'4.32pm
Outage hits police, but triple zero still works
By Eryk Bagshaw and David Swan
Emergency number 000 is working, but NSW Police systems have gone down, restricting their ability to share information.A NSW Police spokesperson urged the public to only contact 000 in an emergency. NSW Police will provide an update shortly on what systems have been impacted.
Victoria Police says it can still receive and dispatch calls from triple zero Victoria.
A spokesperson said some internal application systems were affected by the outage, but these were not impacting the force’s ability to dispatch or respond to incidents.'
The spate of stabbings by teens continues, a death in Sydney of a 37 yo man stabbed by a 15 yo.
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A 16 yo has been placed in an induced coma after he was allegedly stabbed during a brawl in Perth. If he didn't suffer head trauma, being in an induced coma suggest he has had a cardiac arrest from blood loss.
www.9news.com.au
Teenager charged with murder after man in 30s dies from stab wounds in Sydney's inner-west
The man was found with multiple stab wounds outside a home in Concord and died at the scene.
www.abc.net.au
A 16 yo has been placed in an induced coma after he was allegedly stabbed during a brawl in Perth. If he didn't suffer head trauma, being in an induced coma suggest he has had a cardiac arrest from blood loss.
Teen boy hospitalised in induced coma after alleged stabbing in Perth
A teenage boy has been placed in an induced coma after he was allegedly stabbed during a brawl in south-ea...
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How a judge became the judged, from the moment police knocked on his front door
After telling police officers in his home that "relationships will obviously have their moments where there's tension", a Tasmanian supreme court judge found himself charged with assault and emotional abuse or intimidation.
www.abc.net.au
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Police say young people should not carry knives in the streets.The spate of stabbings by teens continues, a death in Sydney of a 37 yo man stabbed by a 15 yo.
Teenager charged with murder after man in 30s dies from stab wounds in Sydney's inner-west
The man was found with multiple stab wounds outside a home in Concord and died at the scene.
A 16 yo has been placed in an induced coma after he was allegedly stabbed during a brawl in Perth. If he didn't suffer head trauma, being in an induced coma suggest he has had a cardiac arrest from blood loss.
Teen boy hospitalised in induced coma after alleged stabbing in Perth
A teenage boy has been placed in an induced coma after he was allegedly stabbed during a brawl in south-ea...
How do you stop them?
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Knife crime is increasing but not the juvenile penalties.
How do you stop them? Seems the horse has bolted as little or no punishment from the courts.
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Along with posting bad behaviour on social media, carrying a knife gives status
I heard there’s also a high occurrence of ice usage among juvenile offenders. This article is from last year but only recently I heard that up to 80% of young criminals use meth.
'You poor little thing': Parents injecting kids with ice to commit crimes, inquiry hears
A Tasmanian inquiry hears disturbing accounts of children being injected and given ice by parents wanting them to commit crimes.
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How did you track me down?
‘I failed you’: Former WA corrections boss apologises to mother of 16yo who died in custody
The former boss of WA's Department of Justice says the death of an Aboriginal teenager in youth detention was preventable and apologises to his mother for the failure. WARNING: This story discusses incidents of self-harm and contains the name and image of an Indigenous person who has died.
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Anyone else following this?
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Judges are clearly becoming experts in everything. ENT surgeon William Mooney is set to resume practising medicine after an appeal court rejected the NSW Medical Council’s efforts to stop him. Read the article linked below, it makes interesting reading and see if you think it's reasonable for him to be reinstated.
'In banning him for a year, the tribunal found that Mooney’s substandard care resulted in the deaths of two patients, that he lied about a relationship with a third patient and that he provided a false medical certificate to cover up his failure to attend mandatory drug testing for cocaine, which had been a condition on his registration.'
In granting his reinstatement in March, the NCAT concluded it is “highly unlikely” that Mooney “will repeat any of the mistakes of the past”.
I am afraid I don't agree with this statement and goes completely against my experience of dealing with errant doctors
“In our view, Mr Mooney has proven that he can be trusted to practice in an honest and ethical manner and presents no risk to the safety of the public and their confidence in the profession,” the tribunal held.
That last para had me laughing out aloud. Justice Lemming is a brave man, though it's only others lives he is putting at risk.
'In banning him for a year, the tribunal found that Mooney’s substandard care resulted in the deaths of two patients, that he lied about a relationship with a third patient and that he provided a false medical certificate to cover up his failure to attend mandatory drug testing for cocaine, which had been a condition on his registration.'
In granting his reinstatement in March, the NCAT concluded it is “highly unlikely” that Mooney “will repeat any of the mistakes of the past”.
I am afraid I don't agree with this statement and goes completely against my experience of dealing with errant doctors
“In our view, Mr Mooney has proven that he can be trusted to practice in an honest and ethical manner and presents no risk to the safety of the public and their confidence in the profession,” the tribunal held.
That last para had me laughing out aloud. Justice Lemming is a brave man, though it's only others lives he is putting at risk.
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The desperation to keep medico's is a given, even as standards slip.
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Of course it's not pleasant being bitten on the butt .. but it's not serious 
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