I’ve seen a lot of autopsy reports. They obviously do autopsies of people withowithout clothes. And it’s possible an assistant undressed them prior to the medical examiner doing the autopsy. I noticed the autopsy was done the day after but the report was just prepared. Never mentioned a suicide note.
Not trying to be difficult, it’s just weird to me. Maybe I’m making a mountain out of a molehill, so sorry if that’s the case. You would think that the scene would have been preserved as correctly as possible to get the best sense of what happened.
***The body is received in a sealed body bag secured by evidence seal number “030692.” -snip- An appropriate toe tag is bound to the body bag.***
Then in the next section it says that the body is received unclad.
So to me, this means that someone undressed him first before placing his body into the body bag. I just think that sounds unusual, like the wrong order, as in not following protocol. Considering that this man didn’t appear suicidal, and that he had an important job as a prosecutor, I would think that protocol would be followed to a T.
Maybe I’ve watched too many crime shows though. Those are Hollywood, and this is real life.