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In Karen Read case, autopsy report remains secret under Massachusetts law - Vimarsana News

In Karen Read case, autopsy report remains secret under Massachusetts law

Some experts say speculation surrounding the case, fueled by photos of the alleged victim's body, shows why full autopsy reports should be public documents, as they are in several other states.

The mystery piece of evidence in Karen Read's homicide case: How Massachusetts law keeps 'crucial' autopsy report from the public as trial for police officer's murder begins - Vimarsana News

The mystery piece of evidence in Karen Read's homicide case: How Massachusetts law keeps 'crucial' autopsy report from the public as trial for police officer's murder begins

O'Keefe's death certificate said he died from 'blunt impact injuries of head and hypothermia,' but Read claims she has been framed by his police colleagues who beat him to death.

Their disabled loved ones languished in state institutions. Now, they want the records. - Vimarsana News

Their disabled loved ones languished in state institutions. Now, they want the records.

State officials say public records laws prevent them from sharing the vast troves of documents on former residents, even with immediate family members. Yet a handful of states have found ways to do precisely that.

Source: wgbh.org
'Made with love' - Vimarsana News

'Made with love'

Apple Harvest fest harbors strong community support, even with less help

AG Andrea Campbell says SJC ruling on Holyoke Soldiers Home will bring accountability - Vimarsana News

AG Andrea Campbell says SJC ruling on Holyoke Soldiers Home will bring accountability

Campbell’s office said the decision returns the case to Hampden Superior Court, where Walsh and Clinton will each face five counts of caretaker who wantonly or recklessly commits or permits abuse, neglect or mistreatment to an elder or disabled person.