The cause of his death is a mystery but if we look at the evidence provided in source A,B, C, D, E and F, we can form an opinion based on this evidence. The neck ring and rope noose were drawn tightly around his neck, suggesting he was strangled. His heart and organs were healthy, suggesting that he did not die of a natural cause. The wisdom teeth had also grown. Wisdom teeth appear in people around 20 years of age, an unlikely age to die of a natural cause.
Because Doyle thought he had ended his series with “The Final Problem,” he had to find a very clever way to bring Holmes back when his readers demanded it. In “The Empty House,” Holmes explains that he was never dead and that he had faked his death for three years now. They then try to find who had killed Adair, the victim. At the end of the story, Holmes captures the killer and saves the day, once again. Of course, knowing that Doyle had to figure out a good way to bring back Holmes, it was hard to believe at times while reading “The Empty House, but I give credit to Doyle for doing so in a way no one else could.
Being within the iron rod's path, Gage's head had been injured from this incident. The 1m rod first stabbed through Gage's left cheek and worked its way up to his skull. Despite the major damages, including severe brain injuries, Gage remained conscious and physically fine enough to walk and sit in a cart on his way home without collapsing. He eventually arrived home and waited for his physician, Dr Harlow and his assistant, Dr Williams to come. As the doctors and Gage were conversing about the event that just happened, Dr Harlow had been taking on some notes about Gage's behaviour while chatting.
In the first sentence the Author has <br>to grab the reader, so that the reader will want to keep on reading. In the first book that I <br>read "Mr. Tucket" by Gary Paulsen, the Author started out with this sentence "Francis <br>Alphonse Tucket came back to life slowly". This is a good starting sentence because it <br>makes the reader wonder what had happened before. What happened that made Francis <br>unconscious, or maybe he was dead, and was brought back to life using smoked of a Alien <br>device. At this point no one knows.
After completing the autopsy they decided that it was carbon monoxide poisoning because they found nothing unusual in any parts of the body, but the man died working on his car. I found this story so inspiring because the author Perry said he was changed for life he after watching and taking part in the autopsy. Perry stated that “tomorrow I’m going to get a full checkup by my doctor to see if my veins look like a 60 year old man’s” because Dr. Stier said that there may be no cause of death some people just die for unknown
According to them by mummification they are making the soul of the corpse more powerful. Other cultures that had adopted the embalming in the form of mummification were Peru, Han dynasty of China and Incas. The process of embalming became advanced during the American civil war. Many of the soldiers had died in the war and in order to send their bodies to their hometown or to their relatives embalming of the death bodies had done to preserve the bodies and to avoid their deterioration. Dr. Thomas Holmes for this reason got the order to embalm the bodies of the soldiers to return them to their families.
It explains the research needed to have made the heat resistant makeup. This discovery helps to make our soldiers safer, and not even just our soldiers; this could be used for other careers involved with excessive heat. I actually have an uncle who was in war. It was extremely frightening for me and the rest of the family, because we had lye what would’ve happened to him or if we would've ever gotten to see him again. If he was currently overseas this article would make me feel a little better, knowing that there are scientists researching for ways to keep our soldiers safe, and they've found a solution to prevent their skin from being burnt.
This discovery urged her to find out more about her father, so she went ahead and called her mother to find out that she has been keeping memories of her father. Tracy was only three months old when her father died. She had no memory of her past with him. Her mother tucked this tragedy away because of the pain it brought to her, and never thought that Tracy would ever ask her about her father. Together with her mother, Tracy unfolds memories of friends that fought with her father in Vietnam and family members who still carry precious memory of him.
I needed a hobby other than sitting around crying about everything, so my mom made the suggestion I shut up and read a book. This book was there in wal-mart on the shelf, so without reading the back cover, I picked it up and tossed it in the cart. I figured it couldn’t be too bad Oprah recommends it in her book club, why not if Oprah read and liked it then maybe I would too. So began me reading the novel The Rapture of Canaan. I.
I see my friends getting good jobs and pursuing their education and I was a sixteen year old mother with nothing to look forward to. My life have change so much and my goal was to go back to school and complete my education. For the past three years my mother and brothers always encouraged me to continue where I left off. Finally one day I decided to reapply to a secondary school to complete in education. I try looking for a job first to take care of my daughter and pay for my finances but that wasn’t successful.