PPT-Homicidal Drowning Investigation

Dep Coroner Asst Chief Inv Rick Fellabaum 2013 To Rule O ut Foul P lay It Must First Be Considered Dispatched to A Drowning What Y ou Think Accident What you Really Have. RAVEN BOWERS, CASEY KOERTGE, TARYN MOORE. What is drowning? . To die through submersion in and inhalation of water. Drowning . involves the lungs filling with a liquid (usually water) which stops the body's intake of oxygen and ultimately can lead to death in a relatively short time.. In the time it takes to … . …cross the room for a towel (10 seconds), a child in the bathtub can become submerged. . …answer the phone (2 minutes), that child can lose consciousness. . …sign for a package at your front door (4 to 6 minutes), a child submerged in the bathtub or pool can sustain permanent brain damage. . Children drowning per year Drowning per day Near dronwing per Near drowning per Bangladesh 16,570 45 66,650 182 China Beijing 172 One every two days One every two days Jiangxi 4,470 12 3415 Dr Anthony J Handley MD FRCP. Medical Adviser, International Lifesaving Federation of Europe. Director, European Resuscitation Council. . What? . Who. ? . How?. …and how not to . Drowning is a process resulting in primary respiratory impairment from . Annie . Bloodworth. , Kaleb Clifton, . Tanishia. Smith, Hannah Vesper. Drowning. Bigger issue than people realize. 3,533 unintentional . drownings. annually from 2005-2009. Fifth leading cause of unintentional injury death. The bathmat project . Sue Campbell, National Child Safety Advisor. PLUNKET – who we are. New Zealand’s largest provider of support services for the development, health and wellbeing of children under 5. - 1 - Drowning On the afternoon of January 28 th 195 9 the tragic deaths by drowning of one young Irish Catholic Priest and three Irish Presentation Sisters occurred in the Peel Inlet. The four wh Brayden. Poirier. Robyn van . Zutphen. Dylan . Bastin-DeCoste. Ross Bagnell. Problem Identification. Only 10% of children aged 1-4 who drown were participating in aquatic activities at the time of the incident. Used to be the ideal way for a criminal to make evidence go up in smoke. Arson Investigation Unit. N. ew techniques . & modern science . VS . fire pattern myths . & personal judgment. By exploring. Catching Killers FIRE INVESTIGATION Used to be the ideal way for a criminal to make evidence go up in smoke Arson Investigation Unit N ew techniques & modern science VS fire pattern myths & personal judgment Arsenic occurs naturally. Drinking water. Industrial by-products. Smelting. Coal Emissions. Treated wood. Pesticides or herbicides. Food. Juices, Rice, Seafood. Forms of Arsenic. Most common and stable. Used to be the ideal way for a criminal to make evidence go up in smoke. Arson Investigation Unit. N. ew techniques . & modern science . VS . fire pattern myths . & personal judgment. By exploring. Anna K. Swenson, MD. Assistant Professor of Anesthesiology. University of Minnesota. Disclosures. No relevant financial relationships. Learning Objectives:. Define drowning and describe its pathology.. . What do you see? . What do you think about that?. What does it make you wonder?. . In your comments, please start each time with. “I see…, I think…, I wonder …. “. Write your answers to the 3 questions on our .