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*If the friend held the plastic bag over his head just a bit long to asphyxiate him... it is a ''homicide''. | *If the friend held the plastic bag over his head just a bit long to asphyxiate him... it is a ''homicide''. | ||
*If he was a lone and depressed... he might have been trying to kill himself, ergo ''suicide''. | *If he was a lone and depressed... he might have been trying to kill himself, ergo ''suicide''. | ||
==Forensic pathology - case classification (Ontario)== | |||
Cases are classified as: | |||
*A case = homicide and suspicious, all gunshot wounds. | |||
*B case = adult, non-suspicious. | |||
*C case = child, non-suspicious. | |||
Notes: | |||
*All ''A cases'' are done at regional centers by certified forensic pathologists. | |||
==Death-related changes== | ==Death-related changes== | ||