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  She really did ruin that initialism
context: According to the GIP, to support their theory of intentional homicide, state prosecutors relied on the testimony of the coroner, who was not trained as a medical doctor.
  The coroner testified that his “gut feeling” told him that the gunshot wound could not have been self-inflicted because it was not a close-contact wound, according to the GIP.
  
  And this is why electing coroners is a really dumb idea. >
  
  Said coroner also went to federal prison for wide-scale fraud he committed while coroner. He took advantage of the people in Floyd County—who weren’t educated and didn’t know any better, and also feared police—and sent bills to families for their loved ones’ autopsies. He had quite the racket going on for years. He’s interviewed on the podcast and is a smooth-talking POS >
  
  Damn, what a sociopath to even conceive that racket. >
  
  This is Marjorie Taylor-Greene’s district, FWIW. >
  
  I feel like if there's not already talk of splitting Georgia into two states,  it's going to start soon.
  I live in western Washington and that's all we've heard from eastern Washington for 30 years.  Same with east/west Oregon >
  
  Saw a few “divide NY” signs this past weekend 🎉 >
  
  Splitting off upstate from downstate would be such an own goal by the upstaters. NYC taxes pay for over 2/3 of the state budget alone. You'd never have funded schools or snowplows running in the winter again. >
  
  People largely underestimate how poor parts of NY are and how NYC helps them. I just left the state and it’s insane how I saw more confederate flags there then I see in the actual south too
  I do think they need to have a required NYS geography test to get a hs diploma so maybe people realize how big the state is as my biggest “upstate/downstate” annoyance was how people in NYC thought their family in west Chester was close to Rochester >
  
  "Their investigation found police coerced the party hostess, a key witness, to give false testimony ..."
  I really hate it when the police do that. >
  
  Will the officers face charges? Probably not, most likely paid vaca- I mean leave. >
  
  25+ years ago, more than likely the cops are long gone >
  
  Or they are high up in the department and basically untouchable.
  Edit: or dead, apparently. >
  
  having been to Floyd County GA and seen the general health of the population I am going to assume that most of them are dead at this point >
  
  Floyd County is an atrocious place. I bet these cops are having a cigar and planning how they are going to keep destroying the lives of the innocent. They get off on evil. >
  
  Heart of MTG country which says it all. >
  
  Odd , I would have pegged that place as more of a Pokémon area…