Andy Ngo on Nostr: Death certificates are filed very soon after death and would not have information ...
Death certificates are filed very soon after death and would not have information about specific linked firearms. It would usually say “gunshot wound(s).” More detailed information is found in police reports, medical examiner reports or court documents from prosecutors and defense.
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