Don't necessarily expect much in the way of any follow up in the newspaper ever identifying Don Wells as the body that was found.
I contacted the reporter to see what would be further reported, and especially if the Medical Examiner's report gave information on the cause of death, etc. They told me that they don't usually even report suicides . . . probably for one of two reasons: it cuts into reports about Brittany Spears exposing her beaver or Alex Baldwin leaving a tyrannical message for his 12-year-old daughter . . . wow, that's news, or suicides are just not unusual enough to be “news.” In checking statics in San Diego County (where San Onofre is located), I found this: "Suicide now ranks first among causes of non-natural death in San Diego County, exceeding deaths by motor vehicle crashes, homicide, drug overdose, and other non-natural causes. From 1995 through 2004, suicide took the lives of 3,331 San Diegans, claiming about one person each day, and outnumbering homicides (1,416) by 2.35 to 1."
The medical examiner says that their reports can take up to 90 days to issue.
Dingo, Thanks for posting your pictures in a large format so I can see them in full view when I click on them. I hate clicking a link and only finding tiny little pictures, and it is probably more trouble to post them big, which again, I appreciate.
To allay the anger of, especially by making concessions; appease. See synonyms at pacify.
[Latin plācāre, plācāt-, to calm.] placater pla'cat'er n. placation pla·ca'tion (plā-kā'shən) n. placatory pla'ca·to'ry (-tôr'ē, -tōr'ē) or pla'ca'tive (-kā'tĭv) adj.
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For the love of God, title your posts Dingo. Really. Please.
Untitled..Why?
My dearest I can't figure it
out. BECAUSE!
"A" for speed
"C-" cleverness
"F" for relating title to subject matter of post
Nice pic Dingo!
All things I factored in, especially relating to the subject matter. Placation was utmost in my small mind. No offense intended.
Don't necessarily expect much in the way of any follow up in the newspaper ever identifying Don Wells as the body that was found.
I contacted the reporter to see what would be further reported, and especially if the Medical Examiner's report gave information on the cause of death, etc. They told me that they don't usually even report suicides . . . probably for one of two reasons: it cuts into reports about Brittany Spears exposing her beaver or Alex Baldwin leaving a tyrannical message for his 12-year-old daughter . . . wow, that's news,
or suicides are just not unusual enough to be “news.” In checking statics in San Diego County (where San Onofre is located), I found this: "Suicide now ranks first among causes of non-natural death in San Diego County, exceeding deaths by motor vehicle crashes, homicide, drug overdose, and other non-natural causes. From 1995 through 2004, suicide took the lives of 3,331 San Diegans, claiming about one person each day, and outnumbering homicides (1,416) by 2.35 to 1."
The medical examiner says that their reports can take up to 90 days to issue.
Dingo,
Thanks for posting your pictures in a large format so I can see them in full view when I click on them. I hate clicking a link and only finding tiny little pictures, and it is probably more trouble to post them big, which again, I appreciate.
Placation:
I love coming here.
I learn new words.
This seems to be either a city in Orange County or a misspelling of "Playstation."
read more Pat!
pla·cate (plā'kāt', plăk'āt') pronunciation
tr.v., -cat·ed, -cat·ing, -cates.
To allay the anger of, especially by making concessions; appease. See synonyms at pacify.
[Latin plācāre, plācāt-, to calm.]
placater pla'cat'er n.
placation pla·ca'tion (plā-kā'shən) n.
placatory pla'ca·to'ry (-tôr'ē, -tōr'ē) or pla'ca'tive (-kā'tĭv) adj.
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