No order for autopsy of "assassination attempt" victim Comperatore

Butler County responded to a record request of October 24. The request was for “The order for the autopsy of Corey Dean Comperatore”. The County asked for clarification for the meaning of “order for” on October 28. In response, I provided the following clarification:

Under  Pennsylvania 1955 Act 130, Section 1219-B, the coroner must order an autopsy in certain circumstances.  In this record request, the "order" is any record that fulfills that obligation.

Butler County has now “denied” the record request on the basis that the record could not be located:

Based on a thorough examination of records in the possession, custody and/or control of Butler County, your request is denied, because requested records do not exist in the possession, custody and/or control of Butler County. See 65 P.S. §§ 67.705.

All of that is legalese for the astounding fact that no autopsy was ordered for the “assassination attempt” victim, Corey Dean Comperatore.

Moreover, reports in the media that such an autopsy was performed are likely false. The autopsy would have violated the law.

The “assassination attempt” was a fraud from top to bottom. Comperatore died in vain to add credibility to a horrific political stunt.