autopsy report

An autopsy report is a written document that determines the cause of death of the victim. It contains several medical reports in lieu of the examination they took from the deceased. The document is only available to the immediate family of the said victim.

If you are looking to obtain an autopsy report, the process may vary depending on the state or country you are in. In most states, the autopsy report becomes a public record once the physical examination, toxicology, microbiology, and chemistry results are completed. You may need to contact the medical examiner’s office or coroner’s office to obtain a copy of the report. The time it takes to obtain the report may also vary depending on the case and the state you are in.