Michael McClurg

I mean, I always called his TV show the Science Fiction Hour because I had firsthand knowledge of nothing happened the way it was portrayed on a TV show.

I mean, I always called his TV show the Science Fiction Hour because I had firsthand knowledge of nothing happened the way it was portrayed on a TV show.

There's a misconception that the coroner performs the autopsies. He orders the autopsies, but a forensic pathologist actually performs it and comes up with the cause and manner of death.

There's a misconception that the coroner performs the autopsies. He orders the autopsies, but a forensic pathologist actually performs it and comes up with the cause and manner of death.

We saw exactly how the shooting went down, and when the clerk reached forward to slide the bulletproof glass closed, he was, you know, leaning forward, and he caught the suspect's arm in the window as he closed it, and that's when the gun went off. The whole episode was him trying to figure out the trajectory of this wound. And it's like, well, they said he died. It's a lie. It's all Hollywood.

We saw exactly how the shooting went down, and when the clerk reached forward to slide the bulletproof glass closed, he was, you know, leaning forward, and he caught the suspect's arm in the window as he closed it, and that's when the gun went off. The whole episode was him trying to figure out the trajectory of this wound. And it's like, well, they said he died. It's a lie. It's all Hollywood.

And I know it's Hollywood, but I mean, come on, he's still the sitting coroner. You know, he's still the elected official in place.

And I know it's Hollywood, but I mean, come on, he's still the sitting coroner. You know, he's still the elected official in place.