Opinion questioning whether the coroner’s office is responsible for compensating the next of kin of a deceased individual if the personal belongings (i.e. jewelry, money, vehicles, etc.) of the deceased cannot be returned to them in a timely manner.
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Opinion questioning whether the coroner’s office is responsible for compensating the next of kin of a deceased individual if the personal belongings (i.e. jewelry, money, vehicles, etc.) of the deceased cannot be returned to them in a timely manner.
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