Finding into death of Marysville Unknown DVI
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Finding date
2011-05-13
Cause of death
Unknown - remains determined to be from medical anatomical specimen
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Remains found in a shed in Marysville following the February 7, 2009 bushfires were examined by forensic pathologist Dr R.. Analysis revealed bone fragments with characteristics of a medical anatomical specimen, including saw cuts consistent with medical preparation, metallic fixtures (screws, hooks, springs) typical of teaching models, and features suggesting a skeletal model rather than a deceased person. The property had been previously owned by a doctor who stated he sold his anatomical model to an orthopaedic student years earlier. The coroner concluded the remains originated from a medical specimen present at the property during the fires, and found it impossible to determine identity or circumstances of any actual death.
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