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	clinical claims.com
		The law requires that every unnatural death be made the subject of an inquest.
		What constitutes an unnatural death has been a problem for the courts, but the Oxford English Dictionary definition is "at variance with what is natural, usual or to be expected, unusual - strange.
		In simple terms, the more unusual or unexpected death as an outcome of treatment appears to be, the more likely it is that it may be viewed as "unnatural".
	clinicalclaims.com /inqu.html (394 words)

	Encyclopedia: Unnatural Death
		Unnatural death is a category used by coroners and vital statistics specialists for classifying all human deaths not properly describable as death by natural causes.
		Unnatural Death is a 1927 novel by Dorothy L. Sayers, her third featuring Lord Peter Wimsey.
		A death falls into the unnatural category when there is an outside intervening influence or circumstance not recognized as a medical disease process which either initiates the lethal chain of events or contributes to the individuals demise.
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/Unnatural-Death (590 words)

	Unnatural Death - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Unnatural Death is a 1927 mystery novel by Dorothy L. Sayers, her third featuring Lord Peter Wimsey.
		It concerns Lord Peter's investigation into the death, three years earlier, of an elderly lady in the last stages of cancer.
		The lady's death has aroused no suspicion, despite her doctor's dismay at her end coming so quickly, but Wimsey suspects that it may, after all, have been 'unnatural'.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Unnatural_Death (115 words)

	Guidelines
		Deaths, as thought of by the general public, are often considered to be 'sudden' when death occurs within seconds, minutes, or hours from the first onset of symptoms for someone thought to be in apparent good health.
		It is the mission of the Medical Examiner to conduct death investigation in the interest of the public as a whole, not to serve the self-interests of a particular individual or group.
		Answering the critical question of where injury or death occurred requires eliciting of history, gathering reports and records, and examining the body and the place where the body was found for evidence that would suggest that the injury occurred in another place or that death occurred in another place and the body was subsequently moved.
	www.co.pierce.wa.us /pc/abtus/ourorg/me/guide.htm (3850 words)

	HealthScout - Death of Child Raises Mom's Risk of Dying Early (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Unnatural deaths consisted mainly of motor vehicle accidents and suicides, and some of the accidents might actually have been hidden suicides or linked to alcohol consumption, depression or grief, says Jorn Olsen, a co-author of the study.
		The death of a child also increased the likelihood of a parent's death from natural causes, including circulatory and digestive diseases, the study found.
		For mothers, the risks of unnatural death were highest after the death of a child aged 3 to 9 and lowest for those less than a month old.
	www.depressionissues.com /printerFriendly.asp?id=511588 (812 words)

	Autopsy - [Medical Test] - Quest Diagnostics Patient Health Library (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		A natural death means the death occurred as a result of a disease or from the natural effects of old age.
		Unnatural manners of death are homicide, suicide, accident, and undetermined.
		Unnatural deaths generally are investigated under authority of the medical examiner or coroner, and the determination of the manner of death requires a detailed investigation of the circumstances surrounding the death.
	www.questdiagnostics.com /kbase/topic/medtest/hw2451/results.htm (308 words)

	This is a draft of the judgment to be handed down on ––––– 2000 at ––––– a.m. in Court No ...
		But the asthmatic attack is a natural cause of death, and the death is not, in my judgment, turned into an unnatural death by any of the facts suggested in any of the alternative scenarios.
		Deaths by natural causes though undoubtedly they are, they should plainly never have happened and in that sense are unnatural.
		In particular, I doubt whether the naturalness or unnaturalness of a death should be determined exclusively in terms of causation, especially if that is seen as requiring a search for a single "dominant cause of death".
	www.patientprotect.org /CoronersCase.html (6314 words)

	Unnatural Death: Confessions of a Medical Examiner : MICHAEL M. BADEN (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Unnatural Death: Confessions of a Medical Examiner : MICHAEL M. Unnatural Death: Confessions of a Medical Examiner : MICHAEL M. Consumer Summary: The patients of medical examiners cannot explain why they died.
		These circumstances are used to analyze unnatural deaths - suicide, homicide, and accidents.
		Alcohol is involved in almost half of all unnatural deaths.
	www.bookreviewsandsummaries.com /books51/0804105995.htm (460 words)

	HON - News : Death of Child Raises Mom's Risk of Dying Early (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		The death of a child also increased the likelihood of a parent'sdeath from natural causes, including circulatory and digestive diseases,the study found.
		Compared with those who had not lost children, bereaved mothers had arisk of death from natural causes 6 percent higher the first three yearsafter the death of a child; 16 percent, the fourth through eighth years;and 44 percent, the ninth through 18th years.
		For mothers, the risks of unnatural death were highest after thedeath of a child aged 3 to 9 and lowest for those less than a month old.
	www.hon.ch /News/HSN/511588.html (975 words)

	THE DEATH OF JESUS CHRIST
		The death of Jesus Christ is mentioned more than 120 times in the New Testament and is spoken of many times by the prophets in the Old Testament.
		By an unnatural death we mean that since He was sinless, in that He "committed no sin" (1 Pet.
		By this, we mean that the death of Jesus Christ was not an afterthought with God; it was the forethought of God.
	biblestudy.gmtek.net /death_of_jesus_christ.htm (274 words)

	Weld County Coroner's Terms and Definitions
		Cause of death - the disease or injury that initiates a chain of events, brief or prolonged, which produces a fatal outcome.
		Mechanism of death - the final physiologic derangement, incompatible with continued life, produced by the cause of death, e.g.
		Manner of death - a classification of the way in which the cause of death came about, specifically, natural, homicidal, suicidal or accidental.
	www.co.weld.co.us /departments/coroner/coroner_Terms.html (154 words)

	Gift From Within - Article: "Recovery From Unnatural Death"
		This is not the case with unnatural dying; when someone close dies an unnatural death, you not only mourn their loss but are forced to adjust to the unnatural way that they died.
		There seems to be at least two distinct reactions to unnatural dying: the first and most primary is traumatic distress to the unnatural dying and a second, underlying response is separation distress to the loss of the relationship.
		Death of a child—Perhaps the strong separation and trauma distress after the unnatural death of a child is associated with the strong care taking and nurturing assumptions that form a basis of such a relationship.
	www.giftfromwithin.org /html/recovery.html (3699 words)

	Arafat's nephew suggests leader's death was 'unnatural' \| The San Diego Union-Tribune
		Arafat's nephew suggests leader's death was 'unnatural'
		RAMALLAH, West Bank – Yasser Arafat's nephew said yesterday that his uncle may have died an "unnatural" death, a statement certain to renew speculation among Palestinians and in the rest of the Arab world where many already believe the late leader was poisoned despite Israel's repeated and vehement denials.
		A month after Arafat's death at the age of 75 speculation still swirls about what killed him, with rumors ranging from cirrhosis of the liver to AIDS to poisoning.
	www.signonsandiego.com /uniontrib/20041212/news_1n12mideast.html (510 words)

	One Week (the truth)
		In fact, when faced with the natural death of a loved one, I hypothesize that few questions regarding the situation are asked, or need to be asked.
		One reason these distinctions arise is that natural deaths tend to be more understandable and accepted by the mourners than unnatural deaths.
		In contrast, a death attributed to nothing but hatred, a life stolen without reason or attrition, is unfathomable.
	www.cs.rpi.edu /~vonluh/oneWeek/shedid.htm (634 words)

	Bereavement After an Unnatural Death
		When a loved one dies from an unnatural death, survivors experience grief that is most complex to comprehend and most difficult to live with.
		Bereavement after an unnatural death not only requires an acceptance of the death of a loved one, but also reconciliation with the brutality and stigma of how the person died.
		Unnatural deaths by accident, suicide, and homicide is the leading cause of death before age 40.
	www.mindpub.com /art146.htm (803 words)

	Understanding Grief & Mourning
		For example, when someone dies a natural death, even when it is sudden and unanticipated as with a heart attack or stroke, loved ones can usually come to understand the cause and nature of the death.
		This type of death is impossible to understand because it is injurious and violent, and because it involves a deliberate (or negligent) taking of life.
		Reliving the death scene, even when the death was not directly witnessed, is common to survivors of unnatural death.
	www.hfch.org /hospice/understanding_grief_n_mourning.html (770 words)

	Berks County PA: Coroner Main Page
		The mission of the Coroner's Office is to determine cause and manner of death; identify the deceased; notify family and proper disposition of deceased's property; investigate all circumstances surrounding unnatural death.
		Through our actions serve to represent those who can no longer represent themselves; to assume jurisdiction over persons who come to their unnatural death suddenly, or where the death is caused by unlawful means ensuring that decedents and their survivors are treated with the highest levels of dignity and respect.
		The goal of the Coroner's Office is to provide Berks County with a thorough, competent and professional Coroner's Office and staff and to perform the designated duties of this office to the fullest extent for which the laws provide and dictate.
	www.co.berks.pa.us /berks/cwp/view.asp?a=1197&q=451678&tx=1 (299 words)

	Australian and New Zealand Journal of Criminology: Post-prison Mortality: Unnatural death among people released from ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		The extent and nature of unnatural death among people who were released from Victorian prisons between January 1990 and December 1999 were examined.
		The rate of unnatural deaths among Victorian ex-prisoners was double the 199611997Victorian rate of deaths in prison custody.
		The unnatural death rate of ex-prisoners was 10 times that found in the general Victorian population.
	static.elibrary.com /a/australianandnewzealandjournalofcriminology/april012003/postprisonmortalityunnaturaldeathamongpeoplereleas/index.html (251 words)

	Amazon.com: Unnatural Death (Lord Peter Wimsey Mysteries): Books: Dorothy L. Sayers (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Originally published in 1927, UNNATURAL DEATH is the third of Dorothy L. Sayer's "Lord Peter Wimsey" mystery novels--and a novel in which Sayers manages to strike the same balance of literary style and humor that she previously created in the 1926 CLOUDS OF WITNESS.
		While somewhat marred by her occasional tendency toward a patronizing sort of racism, UNNATURAL DEATH is far from the worst of the worst of Sayer's work--it is not, mercifully, as painfully overworked as the slightly later THE FIVE RED HERRINGS or HAVE HIS CARCASS.
		UNNATURAL DEATH (THE DAWSON PEDIGREE) is the third Lord Peter novel, orginally published in 1927.
	www.amazon.com /Unnatural-Death-Peter-Wimsey-Mysteries/dp/0061043583 (2765 words)

	Unnatural sudden infant death -- Meadow 80 (1): 7 -- Archives of Disease in Childhood
		The season of death is shown in table 2, and the time at which the child was found dead or moribund by the carer in table
		The last occasion before death when the child was seen to be normal, or in near normal health, was recorded for 65 children.
		The circumstances of the deaths, and of the families, were scrutinised carefully before the court hearings.
	adc.bmjjournals.com /cgi/content/full/archdischild;80/1/7 (5946 words)

	Kalna : Two arrested in connection with bride's unnatural death.
		Two persons have been arrested in connection with an unnatural death of Ruby Golder (23), a housewife of Purbasthali village.
		She was strangled to death and later was poisioned to disguise the act." The deceased father lodged a complaint against 7 persons including her husband and in-laws.
		Our primary findings reveled this is a case of suicide, but it is established that she was tortured at her in-laws place." When asked whether she was strangled to death, he said, "although we didn't find any such evidences but can't comment on this before post-mortem reports come in." The remaining five are still absconding.
	www.bardhaman.com /news/news_kalna_040404.htm (161 words)

	www.reviewingtheevidence.com \| UNNATURAL DEATH, by Dorothy L. Sayers
		UNNATURAL DEATH begins with a chance encounter and conversation between Lord Peter and a doctor who tells him that he has been practically ruined because he was openly suspicious about the death of one of his patients.
		Unable to prove any foul play had taken place, he had been abandoned by his patients who were appalled by the attendant local publicity and the seemingly needless post-mortem that he had insisted upon.
		In UNNATURAL DEATH I was struck by how women were adopting new roles and the contrast between the genteel old ways and the more adventurous and sensual modern women.
	www.reviewingtheevidence.com /review.html?id=4348 (496 words)

	Soyan Says… » Teeming life and unnatural death
		Besides the unnatural position it died in, the horn was missing, the surest sign of a poacher.
		The lions had done their job at the meat they could easily access, and the vultures and the flies were doing the rest, leaving the tough outer skin perfectly intact, but the insides eaten away.
		The tensions between the needs of humans lives and animal lives, conservationists and poachers, life and death, are ever present.
	www.soyansays.com /2006/03/19/teeming-life-and-unnatural-death (893 words)

	BRI Final Report: Annex A: `Unnatural death' and `death by natural causes'
		When such a death was so referred and the cause of death was known and was natural I dealt with the matter by way of Form A without a post mortem examination.' [161]
		139 The terms `unnatural death' and `death by natural causes', are not defined by statute even though provisions such as Regulation 41(1)(d) of the Registration of Births and Deaths Regulations 1987, and Section 8(1) of the Coroners Act 1988 use the term `unnatural' in relation to the requirement to investigate a death further.
		The Court of Appeal decided that asthma was a natural cause of death, and that the death was not made `unnatural' by the late arrival of the ambulance.
	www.bristol-inquiry.org.uk /final_report/annex_a/chapter_18_12.htm (735 words)

	The Descriptive Epidemiology of Unnatural Deaths in Oregon's State Institutions: A 25-Year (1963–1987) Study. IV. ...
		The current findings are compared with those of the preceding five years (1983–1987) within the context of the long term trend in unnatural death rates for the previous 25 years.
		The unnatural death rates for the institutional clients are also compared with those for the noninstitutionalized citizens of Marion County, Oregon.
		Changes in these three facilities which led to the improvement in unnatural death rates of clients are discussed.
	www.astm.org /JOURNALS/FORENSIC/PAGES/2178.htm (269 words)

	Humayun Azad found dead in Munich: German embassy says no sign of unnatural death, family demands full investigation
		An emergency doctor there diagnosed his death, the statement said, adding doctors and police did not find any signs of an unnatural death.
		But in a apparent difference with the German embassy statement, BBC quoted PEN president Johann Strasser as saying that Prof Azad died on Wednesday morning and that his body was found in his apartment bed.
		Late Azad's family members alleged that he did not die a normal death and was killed under a conspiracy.
	nation.ittefaq.com /artman/exec/view.cgi/16/11495/printer (933 words)

	Unnatural Death . Confessions of a Medical Examiner :: Education by Design Store
		Baden was the chief medical examiner of New York City from 1960 to 1985, and "Unnatural Death" is a fascinating look at some of the cases he investigated.
		Also there are those wonderful political brawls, the foremost of which in "Unnatural Death" is Dr. Baden's tussle with various government officials involved in the investigation of the deaths during the Attica prison riot.
		One of the saddest, most inexplicable (in psychological terms, at least) cases in "Unnatural Death" is Dr. Baden's investigation of the deaths of Mary Beth and Joseph Tinning's nine children in upstate New York.
	www.edbydesign.com /books/0804105995.html (1764 words)

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