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Forensic Science & Addiction Research
Hypothesis on the Forensic Recognition of Cases “Brought in Dead” and Others “Brought in Dying”
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Open or Close Deirdre Twomey and Wilson I B Onuigbo*
Department of Pathology, Medical Foundation & Clinic, Nigeria
*Corresponding author: Wilson I B Onuigbo, Department of Pathology, Medical Foundation & Clinic, 8 Nsukka Lane, Enugu-410000, Nigeria
Submission: December 06, 2017; Published: January 25, 2018
ISSN: 2578-0042Volume2 Issue2
Abstract
The best known forensic cases are those “Brought in Dead,” i.e., BID. Perhaps, there is need to appreciate other cases marked by reaching the hospital but dying there, i.e., “Brought in Dying.” Examples of the latter need both recognition and documentation. This was achieved in the present paper concerning members of the Igbo Ethnic Group who are domiciled in South Eastern Nigeria. It is hypothesized that there should be wider knowledge of the phenomenon of “Brought in Dying.
Keywords: Death; “Brought in Dead”; “Brought in Dying”; Forensic Pathology; Hypothesis; Time Factor
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