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shy
Crypt Keeper
Australia
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Posted - 05 June 2003 : 11:15:52
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On the night of Sunday 22nd July 1956, the Eastbourne coroner was roused by a curious phone call from the town's most fashionable physician. Dr John Bodkins MD, DA, DPh sought a favour - would the coroner be prepared to arrange a private post mortem on one of his patients?
The coroner curtly declined to deviate from normal proceedings, but asked: 'When did the patient die?'
'The patient is not yet dead,' countered Bodkin Adams. At this surprising reply from the doctor, the coroner sat up in bed with a start.
To read more about Dr. Adams... [https://www.shyscyberchamber.com/adams_bodkin.asp]
Shy --------------------------------------------------------- Can a hearse carrying a corpse drive in the carpool lane? shy@shyscyberchamber.com ICQ : 41364914 --------------------------------------------------------- |
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