Confronting tragic Kentucky fire in an autopsy room

Gaby, San Jose, CA — Tue, 21 Aug 2007 06:24:37 GMT

I think that this was extremely interesting and sad but confusing how the cases where showed by going back and forth. They should be showend one at a time.
I was so confuse that did not know what was the ending result of the Family Fire case. Was it resolved?? Was it an accident???

Confronting tragic Kentucky fire in an autopsy room

Keeta Kay Cole — Wed, 22 Aug 2007 14:00:02 GMT

I thought this program was very enlightening well done. Everyone from the medical examiner to law enforcement were very professional. The photography was as graphic as was possible to show what was happening and still provide anonymity to the victims and consideration to their living relatives. Events do not happen in single threads, events become intertwined and the professionals of the medical examiner's office have to keep focused on what they are doing at the time. Life is NOT like the CSI programs of TV. Testing and thoroughness takes time, and the number of autopsies performed in a day can take its toll on staff. I believe this program showed all those issues. Thank you for providing a true glimpse into a part of life we only see glamorized on TV. A special thanks to those who lost loved ones but gave permission for the cameras to follow their ordeals.

Confronting tragic Kentucky fire in an autopsy room

carla gil oakland, ca — Wed, 22 Aug 2007 20:48:37 GMT

it is a ver very sad story to think of losing your family all at once. must be very hard for the man that lost his twins. i have a set of twins that are alost two years old i think that if this had happened to me i would have gone crazy. i love my kids so much and just to think off the pain that he must still be feeling must be horrible. we have to enjoy life and our kids we never know what might happen!

Confronting tragic Kentucky fire in an autopsy room

Katie, Bardstown Kentucly. — Wed, 14 May 2008 14:14:18 GMT

I live in Bardstown. Those kids went to the elementry school of the same school district I belong to. Bardstown High School. Some of those kids i had seen everyday of my life on the buses. The amazing thing is, i had never talked to any of them. But in a small town like bardstown ecspecially in the school, it dosent matter if you know someone when they die or not. Everybody in Bardstown is family. The funrals were held in the High shcool gym and im pretty sure just about everybody that lives in Nelson county was there. It was awful. The family is burid right next to my papaw, everytime i go to visit i stop and put something on the graves of the fire victims.