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Sunday, January 29th, 2006

State of body	Frankensteinian.
Detail of inspection	Inspected repeatedly at long intervals.
Forensic Investigator	Keith Kelly
Comments	It seems improbable that this creature could ever have lived, but strangely the main handicaps developed after initial conception.

Sunday, February 13th, 2005

State of body	Dead. Just generically dead. No particular cause of death, just the usual, you know, stuff.
Detail of inspection	Inspected once.
Forensic Investigator	shellshear
Comments	Could barely have been more generic.

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