Dr. Keisha Davis
speaker
149 appearances
1 recordings
1 series
first heard Jul 2026
last heard 28 Jul
Dr. Keisha Davis’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
Trend
recordings per month · last 12 monthsRecordings per month over the last 12 months — 1 in all, peaking in Jul 2026 with 1.
Appearances
And if you read the additional findings, no, he put a narrative in there.
If you read the additional narrative, he said, again, underneath, there was no fracture underneath.
So if it was someone hit him in the back of the head, right, you would have seen some bruising or tearing on the skin underneath that.
over that you would have seen a fracture maybe of the bone underneath that but he didn't see that so that's where it's in a gray zone could he have been struck in the head absolutely but it's not a hundred percent indicative of that based on what he saw that's why he's like he's not clear the ideology of what he saw it's hard it's hard i wish it was straightforward for i wish it was
No, no, actually, there's two systems in the United States, right, for overseeing an investigation.
It's coroner system, and it depends on the jurisdiction, or it's led by a medical examiner, which is a pathologist, a physician that usually is a pathologist, forensic pathologist in particular.
Now, a coroner overseeing it, they can.
Actually, the coroner in Mississippi, one of them, I believe, used to work at a funeral home.
But he's overseeing the case, of course, looking at the death certificate, but he's not the one doing the autopsy.
That's sent off in Mississippi.
It was the Mississippi State Medical Examiner's Office that is doing the autopsy.
So it's actually forensic pathologists that are doing the autopsy, but he's overseeing the process.
Yep.
okay wait a minute the forensic pathologist is doing what explain that say that again okay so so imagine it as running a restaurant right uh maybe mom and pop are running the restaurant and another one it's someone who has a whole bunch of experience right but at the end of the day who's cooking the food
Someone who's actually a chef is cooking the food, but who's overseeing it is where the corner mom and pop versus a actual person who has a lot of experience, the medical examiner.
Yeah.
Yeah.
there's not one better than the other.
He's seen many experiences where the coroners are actually great, better than some pathologists.
And he's seen some experiences where the medical examiners are not that great.
Showing 81–100 of 149 · page 5 of 8
← Previous
Next →