Coroner
COVID-19 deaths are exploding in the state—and it may be a massive undercount. One coroner put it simply: “It’s bad.”
Before police found decomposing bodies in trucks outside a Brooklyn funeral home, a mourner saw a horrifying sign it was overwhelmed by the coronavirus pandemic.
Justice at last for the African-American Army vet who died of a broken neck in a Tulsa jail as staff taunted him by dropping food and water beyond his reach.
Darius Robinson was handcuffed and pepper-sprayed in an Oklahoma lockup, all in front of a camera. Now the authorities won’t release the tape.
The massacre of eight family members was apparently akin to payback. For what, it’s unclear, but two of the dead were not shy about making enemies.
According to the Carver County Sheriff, it will take weeks for answers about Prince’s death. Foul play and suicide are not suspected.
The black college student died still strapped in to the chair where his jailers beat and shocked him. If not for a camera, they might have never been charged.