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Coroner's Office criticised for 'blunt' handling of informing families that specimens may have been collected from loved ones
Tasmania's Coroner's Office is investigating whether specimens collected from coronial autopsies were taken and held in a museum without the knowledge or consent of families. As part of the ...
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Tasmanian Coronial Division identifies more than 100 ‘individual specimens’ in UTAS collection
The names of more than 100 deceased people whose autopsy “specimens” were identified in a museum collection have been released. The Coronial Division of the Magistrates Court published a ...