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Friday, August 21, 2009

Pathologist Gone Terribly Wrong

Steven Hayne in the News

Radley Balko | August 21, 2009, 2:50pm

Fallen Mississippi medical examiner Steven Hayne is back in the news, though if you read Reason, you'll already be familiar with the particulars.

First, Jackson TV station WLBT picks up the story, first reported here a few weeks ago, about several Mississippi coroners' remarkable plan to have Hayne resume doing autopsies in the state.

Second, CNN brought some welcome national exposure to the story yesterday, with a report posted to the website for Anderson Cooper's show. I've heard mixed reports on whether the story will make it on to Cooper's actual show. Would be great if it did.

Welcome to the party, gang!

Archive of Reason reporting on Hayne and disgraced bite mark specialist Michael West here.

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