Macomb County medical examiner Spitz on the hot seat; his work has been questioned before
Posted: 11/09/2010
MOUNT CLEMENS, Mich. (WXYZ) - The Macomb County Medical Examiner was on the hot seat today based on his failure to find the bullet that killed Macomb County Banker David Widlak.
Today ten members of the Board of Commissioners grilled Daniel Spitz over his failure to locate the bullet that killed Widlak. Spitz had said in his autopsy report that there was no blunt force trauma to the body and that his death was inconclusive.
A second autopsy requested by the family found that Widlak had been shot in the back of the neck execution style.
Spitz will be back for more questioning.
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good thing he doesn't work on live patients- he'd soon be burying his mistakes-
0 0 6:00AM, Nov 13, 2010royaloak
I
thought Daniel Spitz was suppose to be the Best and Good like his
father was, I guess I was wrong. This is the same guy who also did
the autopsy on the Tara Grant murder case.
Anyone
who wants to defend Spitz here should venture over to
robsimpsoncase.com and go through all of the information there.
Procedures were not followed from start to finish. It's also never
reported that Spitz is the son of Dr. Werner Spitz, one of... [read more]
Typical
government buerocrat, incompetant and unaccountable. Your tax dollars
at work suporting thousands of losers who cannot be fired.
Sounds like the doctor is burned out. He cant take it anymore. He cant seem to do a detailed exam anymore.
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