Blank Autopsy Report Novels & Stories

Laura took a deep breath. She carefully opened the autopsy report and read it carefully. From top to bottom and from the first page to the last page. She read it all without fail. In fact, she had reached a conclusion when she saw less than one-fifth of it. She read it all just to verify the authenticity of this report. Judging from the narrative, typesetting, seal, signature, etc., this was indeed a police autopsy report with extremely high credibility. In fact, such an autopsy report could be obtained with some kind of method, and it was not very difficult.

Why did Blair suddenly make a move on them? “It’s just a little warning.” Blair put his phone away and held Mable’s hand. “It’s getting late. Let’s go home.” When Mable got into the car, she noticed a folder from the medical school on the seat. It should be the fake report Ethan replaced. “What’s this?” Mable asked, even though she knew. Blair answered, “I had the doctor draw your blood last night for a check-up. That’s the result.” He had seen the test result.

Somehow, I still wasn’t used to being addressed like this. “You don’t have to bow all the time. Since we will be working together from now on, please cooperate with me,” I said, and they nodded. I walked over to the lab table and saw all the herbs needed were already available. I took a deep breath and muttered, “Alright, let’s do this.” RAYMOND “We have the autopsy report,” Tarr tossed the file on my desk, and I flipped through it. My brows knitted when I read the report. “Dead two weeks ago?” I looked at Tarr, and he nodded.

“I wouldn’t do it if it wasn’t necessary.” "What is it?" I asked. Without another word, he handed me the file the private investigator had sent. I opened it up, and inside I found several photographs of medical records, timestamped emails and scanned files which were marked ‘confidential’. "This," he said, pointing at the screen, "is the original autopsy report for Ethan’s father, not the one they released to the family. That one claimed it was an accidental overdose. But this was the initial report that was thrown out for some unknown reason."