Autopsy Report Deepens Mystery Surrounding Los Alamos Lab Worker Found Dead of Gunshot Wound
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Autopsy report deepens mystery surrounding Los Alamos lab worker found dead of gunshot wound
Nearly a year after vanishing, a Los Alamos National Laboratory worker was found dead from a gunshot wound to the head, yet the autopsy left the circumstances of her shooting shrouded in mystery.
New Findings Cast Doubt on Los Alamos Worker Suicide Theory
NewsFinale NewsFinale Journal This article was initially published by Modernity and is reprinted here with permission. Guest contribution by @ModernityNews The recent findings from the remote forest in New Mexico, where Melissa Casias, an administrative assistant at Los Alamos National Laboratory, was discovered, raise significant doubts about the prevailing suicide conclusion. An independent investigative team, engaged by Casias’s […] The post …
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The mystery surrounding the death of Melissa Casillas, the Los Alamos National Laboratory employee whose remains were found in the woods nearly a year after she disappeared, is taking another turn. After an autopsy revealed she had been shot in the head, it is now being determined who owned the gun found near her body. New Mexico State Police confirmed that the gun was purchased by Casillas’ husband, Mark, who is known to be an avid hunter. Poli…
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