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[cassandra]

[UPDATE] PXCPD Internal Access - 14 Mar 06 - Cymbalisty File

[poozle]

Username:volunteeraccess
Password:gH76s5

This came to anyone who phoned in on a mobile phone via text.

EDIT: Doesn't seem to be right, will just check others.

EDIT2: Didn't capilise(sp?) the H

[Mokey Fraggle]

[donstobbart]

Edited it all out cos its already there!!!



Don

[Small Geezer]

PUBLIC INQUEST PXC978C675/W/I.

CASE NO. PXC978C675 (CYMBALISTY, ISAAC).

DATE OF INCIDENT: 14/1/269

DATE RECEIVED: 14/1/269

DATE EXAMINED: 16/1/269

FINAL DIAGNOSIS:

I. Cerebral infarction
a. Localized synaptic liquefactive necrosis

II. Minor abrasion of right cheek (pressure).

CLINICOPATHOLOGIC CORRELATION: Cause of death of this 52 year-old male is synaptic overload associated with excess Ceretin consumption. Death approx 16-24 hours after ingestion.

Dr Malcolm Y. Prenderghast
Pathologist

CASE NO. PXC978C675 (CYMBALISTY, ISAAC).

PUTREFIED: NO.

DATE OF INCIDENT: 14/1/269

DATE RECEIVED: 14/1/269

DATE EXAMINED: 16/1/269

LOCATION OF INCIDENT: PXC

GENDER: MALE

AGE: 52 (consistent)

RACE: C1

SCENE:
I first saw the body of this 52 year-old male on 14/1/269, at the address identified as Apartment C, Mimasan Block, Guardian Lane, Perplex City. I arrived at the scene at approx 12:35 and entered the room where the decedent's body was situated. The decedent was seated in an office chair, leaning forward onto a desk, with arms stretched in front along the desk surface. The right cheek was in contact with the desk. A brief external examination revealed no apparent wounds or marks. The decedent's key indicated TOD at 11:50. However, a mug of coffee showed curdling and evaporation consistent with standing at room temperature for approx 16 hours. After assessing the body, I departed the scene at approx 12:50.

EXTERNAL EXAM:
The decedent is clothed in a tweed jacket and coat with a red woollen tie. Shirt is cream cotton. Brown socks. Brown slip-on leather shoes. Jewellery: one watch, one silver enigma ring. Underwear is blue and white striped shorts, urine stained anteriorly over the crotch area and anterior legs.

EXTERNAL EVIDENCE OF INJURY:
Decedent is in good physical condition. No sign of external trauma. Some livor mortis around the right cheek. Slight abrasion to right cheek, from pressure or collapse against desktop.

REMAINDER OF EXTERNAL EXAMINATION:
The unembalmed, well developed and well nourished Caucasian male body measures 168cm and weighs an estimated 75kg. The scalp is covered by thinning white hair, closely cropped. The eyes are brown and equally dilated. The sclerae are white with minor reddening. The nostrils are both patent and contain a small amount of green mucous material. The teeth are native. Three fillings. The tongue is pink and granular. On the right cheek is a pattern of dried saliva. The chest is symmetrical. The abdomen is slightly stretched. Greenish marbling of right lower abdomen. The genitalia are those of an adult male. The fingernails on both hands are trimmed short, edges are smooth. Examination of the back reveals nothing remarkable.

INTERNAL EXAM:
The anterior chest musculature is well developed. No sternal or rib fractures identified.

Lungs: The 800g right lung and 810g left lung have a normal lobar configuration. The cut sections of the lungs disclose an intact alveolar architecture with a small amount of watery fluid exuding from the cut surfaces with mild pressure. The intrapulmonary bronchi and vasculature are unremarkable.

Heart: The 270g heart has a normal external configuration. The coronary arteries are normal in their distribution and there is evidence of atherosclerosis. The myocardium is homogeneous and contains no areas of fibrosis or infarction. The endocardium is unremarkable. The major vessels enter and leave the heart in the normal fashion.

Aorta and Vena Cava: The aorta is patent throughout its course, as are its major branches. Some atherosclerosis is seen. The vena cava is unremarkable.

Spleen: The 198g spleen shows no intrinsic abnormalities. Cut sections are homogeneous and disclose readily identifiable red and white pulp.

Adrenals: The adrenal glands are of normal size and shape. No intrinsic abnormalities are found.

Kidneys: The 150g right kidney and 140g left kidney have a normal external appearance. The surfaces are smooth and glistening.

Liver: The 1450g liver is red brown. Cut sections disclose centrilobular necrosis. Some hepatocytes have a swollen, edematous appearance. Retained biliary material gives a diffuse foamy swollen appearance. Large metallic deposits have accumulated in viable hepatocytes.

Pancreas: The pancreas is its normal shape and size. Cut sections are finely lobular and brown. No intrinsic abnormalities.

Bladder: The bladder is contracted and empty. The bladder mucosa is smooth and grey. No intrinsic abnormalities.

Genitalia: The penis is flaccid and of regular proportions. Some urine staining. No intrinsic abnormalities are seen.

Gallbladder: The gallbladder contains 4-5cc of amber bile. No stones are identified and the mucosa is smooth. The cystic duct, left and right hepatic duct and common bile duct are patent throughout their course to the duodenum.

G.I. tract: The oesophagus is empty. It is lined with grey-white mucosa. The stomach contains 18cc of dark brown fluid with no particulate matter identified. The gastric mucosa shows no areas of haemorrhage or ulceration. The proximal portion of the small intestine shows no areas of haemorrhage. The remainder of the small intestine is unremarkable. The large intestine contains soft faecal material. The appendix is present.

Lymphatic system: no intrinsic abnormalities.

Musculoskeletal system: unremarkable.

Skull and brain: The skull appears to be intact, with no signs of haemorrhage on either the scalp or face. Minimal abrasion to the right cheek just below the occipital area, measuring 30mm. The cerebral vasculature shows signs of apparent liquefactive necrosis. Multiple coronal sections of the cerebral hemispheres, brain stem and cerebellum show this necrosis to be widespread.

MICROSCOPIC DESCRIPTION: Sections taken of heart, lungs, liver, pancreas, kidney, thyroid and bladder, thymus and brain.

Myocardium: Sections of the ventricular myocardium are composed of interlacing bundles of cardiac muscle fibres. No fibrosis or inflammation identified.

Lungs: The alveolar architecture of the lungs is well preserved. No intrinsic abnormalities are observed.

Thyroid: The thyroid gland is composed of normal-appearing follicles. No inflammatory infiltrate is seen.

Thymus: The thymus gland retains the usual architecture. The lymphoid material is intact. Mild vascular congestion is identified.

Liver: The lobular architecture of the liver is well preserved. Metallic deposits are confirmed as copper. Consistent with prolonged inhalation of copper-based manuscript preservatives.

Pancreas: There is some autolysis of the pancreas, which is otherwise unremarkable.

Kidney: The overall architecture of the kidney is well preserved. No inflammation is detected.

Bladder: The transitional epithelium is autolysed. No significant intrinsic abnormalities are seen.

Brain: Sections from the cerebral hemispheres, brain stem and cerebellum show widespread liquefactive necrosis. Synapses are fused. Consistent with synaptic overload. Loss of consciousness assumed to be rapid. Damage reached fatal levels approx 16-24 hours after initiation.

SPECIMENS SENT FOR TOXICOLOGY: blood, vitreous fluid, urine, bile, liver, lung, gastric contents, kidney, spleen, muscle, brain, heart.

[tally]

Does this help, or is it trout?
EDIT: Heh. Twas trout...Don beat me to it [/strike]

[cassandra]

WITNESS STATEMENTS

[applesticker]

Is there access only for people who called or for everyone? Basically, does everyone have a different password or is it only that one?

I can't get the password to work, and I've tried it with different capitalizations as well.

[poozle]

Nope, it works for everyone, make sure you don't have a rogue space at the end.

Has anyone emailed Kurt and Anna yet?

[donstobbart]

Its the same for everyone but its case sensitive

username:volunteeraccess

password:gH76s5

Don

[Mokey Fraggle]

[cassandra]

VOLUNTEER ACCESS PAGE:

[ALISDAIRPARK]

Note exhibit 3a, coffee cup and contents which also contained Ceretiva

[applesticker]

Very, very weird -- just keeps saying no access.

Is anyone else having trouble?

[donstobbart]

Communications Analysis: