The Tentacles of Cuyahoga County
What do we know about Dawn's Death?
What do we know about Dawn's Death? | The Tentacles of Cuyahoga County
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In this episode, the host discusses the initial Parma police incident report and provides an in-depth analysis of the investigation into the death of Dawn Pasela. The report raises several questions and inconsistencies, such as the number of officers assigned to the case, the labeling of Dawn as a subject instead of a victim, and the lack of documentation of essential details like missing items and evidence. The host also mentions the oddity of the open window and the high temperature in the apartment. The episode concludes with the dispatch of the fire department and the pronouncement of Dawn as deceased. In this part of the conversation, the ex-chief of East Cleveland discusses the process of pronouncing someone dead and questions how Dawn's death was pronounced. He also examines the timeline of events and notes the presence of three cell phones at the scene. The ex-chief criticizes the sloppy police work and lack of documentation, pointing out the blurry and inadequate photos taken at the crime scene. He highlights the open window, the condition of the kitchen, and the presence of various items in the apartment. The ex-chief emphasizes the importance of proper documentation and thorough investigation. In this final part of the conversation, the host reviews documents from the Cuyahoga County Sheriff's Department and the Cuyahoga County Medical Examiner's Office. He highlights the lack of investigation by the Parma Police Department and the medical examiner's quick conclusion without considering all the evidence. The host raises questions about the involvement of the Cuyahoga County Prosecutor's Office. He emphasizes the need for the medical examiner to change the manner of death to prompt further investigation. The host concludes by mentioning upcoming segments with another victim of the prosecutor's office and encourages listeners to share any information on the case or other injustices.
What do we know about Dawn's Death? | The Tentacles of Cuyahoga County
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#TheTentaclesofCuyahogaCounty
In this episode, the host discusses the initial Parma police incident report and provides an in-depth analysis of the investigation into the death of Dawn Pasela. The report raises several questions and inconsistencies, such as the number of officers assigned to the case, the labeling of Dawn as a subject instead of a victim, and the lack of documentation of essential details like missing items and evidence. The host also mentions the oddity of the open window and the high temperature in the apartment. The episode concludes with the dispatch of the fire department and the pronouncement of Dawn as deceased. In this part of the conversation, the ex-chief of East Cleveland discusses the process of pronouncing someone dead and questions how Dawn's death was pronounced. He also examines the timeline of events and notes the presence of three cell phones at the scene. The ex-chief criticizes the sloppy police work and lack of documentation, pointing out the blurry and inadequate photos taken at the crime scene. He highlights the open window, the condition of the kitchen, and the presence of various items in the apartment. The ex-chief emphasizes the importance of proper documentation and thorough investigation. In this final part of the conversation, the host reviews documents from the Cuyahoga County Sheriff's Department and the Cuyahoga County Medical Examiner's Office. He highlights the lack of investigation by the Parma Police Department and the medical examiner's quick conclusion without considering all the evidence. The host raises questions about the involvement of the Cuyahoga County Prosecutor's Office. He emphasizes the need for the medical examiner to change the manner of death to prompt further investigation. The host concludes by mentioning upcoming segments with another victim of the prosecutor's office and encourages listeners to share any information on the case or other injustices.