Reply #61: heard that according to TX law Lay is now considered 'never to have been

[bobbieinok]

found guilty'.

So his death before sentencing and appeals means that in the history books he is listed as NOT GUILTY.

This whole thing is so suspicious. I wondered when I heard of his death but now learning in this thread that he was cremated and the question of the autopsy.

And yet a question regarding the quickness of the autopsy mentioned above:--if a person dies in a hospital under a doctor's care is an autopsy normally done?? I thought only if there's some reason to think that the cause of the hospital stay did NOT cause the death, which apparently was not the case here.

Also, was he in Aspen? Why--a vacation there or a meeting?? Remember Libby's note to Judith Miller about 'the Aspens'.