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Henry Kissinger died—and Jacobin/Verso had a book ready about his bloody, brutal legacy. - Vimarsana News

Henry Kissinger died—and Jacobin/Verso had a book ready about his bloody, brutal legacy.

Jacobin editors made a book about the statesman’s bloody legacy—and put it in a drawer until this week.

Source: slate.com
They Were Extremely Prepared for Henry Kissinger to Die - Vimarsana News

They Were Extremely Prepared for Henry Kissinger to Die

Jacobin editors made a book about the statesman’s bloody legacy—and put it in a drawer until this week.

Source: yahoo.com
Records show Allegheny County Medical Examiner did not perform full autopsy on incarcerated man - Vimarsana News

Records show Allegheny County Medical Examiner did not perform full autopsy on incarcerated man

Daniel Pastorek died nearly three years ago, on Thanksgiving Day, 2020, in a mental health unit in the Allegheny County Jail. He struggled with housing and suffered from schizophrenia. He

Records show Allegheny County Medical Examiner did not perform full autopsy on incarcerated man – Pennsylvania Capital-Star - Vimarsana News

Records show Allegheny County Medical Examiner did not perform full autopsy on incarcerated man – Pennsylvania Capital-Star

An ‘external review’ of Pastorek’s body found he died of cardiovascular disease based on his “clinical history of cardiac issues,” “alcohol abuse” and “mental health issues.”

Law says Pa. autopsy reports should be public. Why aren't they? - Vimarsana News

Law says Pa. autopsy reports should be public. Why aren't they?

From coast to coast, officials have tried to block Terence Keel from getting autopsy reports as he studies jail and police-custody deaths. But after clashing with recalcitrant civil servants in California, Illinois, Maryland and Texas, the UCLA professor said no state has vexed him like Pennsylvania. In his quest for