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The medical examiner who did the autopsies of both Dr. Ali Khalili and Merian Frederick testified about physician-assisted suicide; this was Doctor Jack Kevorkian's second trial over that practice.
The medical examiner who did the autopsies of both Dr. Ali Khalili and Merian Frederick testified about physician-assisted suicide; this was Doctor Jack Kevorkian's second trial over that practice.
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S1, EP40 "The Pain Of A Dying Mother"Before she reached out to the defendant to end her suffering from ALS, Frederick communicated with her daughter by typing into a telephone for the deaf because her muscles in her arms and hands had diminished.
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S1, EP41 "The Daughter Testifies"Merian Frederick's daughter told the jury about her mother's ALS; Frederick and Dr. Ali Khalili went to Kevorkian for help; the daughter of Merian Frderick told jurors about the day her mother was going to die.
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S1, EP42 "Medical Examiner Testifies"The medical examiner who did the autopsies of both Dr. Ali Khalili and Merian Frederick testified about physician-assisted suicide; this was Doctor Jack Kevorkian's second trial over that practice.
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S1, EP43 "Testimony From The Widow"The widow of one of Doctor Jack Kevorkian's patients testified about what her husband went through in his final days; Dr. Ali Khalili, a rehab doctor, was suffering from bone cancer.
The Trials Of Dr. Death
S1, EP39 "A Daughter Speaks Out"The daughter of Merian Frederick watched the video of her late mother's meeting with Doctor Jack Kevorkian; that tape is in evidence in his trial over two deaths in 1993.
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S1, EP38 "Kiling A Person Or Ending Pain?"A police detective told jurors in Doctor Jack Kevorkian's trial about the investigation into the deaths of the two people linked to this case; so far, the state had called multiple first responders.
The Trials Of Dr. Death
S1, EP37 "Doctor Death's Gas Canister"Jurors in the trial of Doctor Death saw the evidence from the case, including a gas canister; Kevorkian was charged over the death of two people who took their own lives in 1993 when Michigan's assisted-suicide ban was in place.
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S1, EP36 "Two Suicides, One Doctor"First responders told the Court about their roles on the scene of the deaths of two people, linked to this case; one had Lou Gehrig's Disease and the other had a type of bone cancer.
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