10-19-2010, 04:54 AM
(CNN) -- North Carolina authorities have been in contact with Zahra Baker's biological mother in Australia and have asked for the medical records of the missing 10-year-old girl.
"We're in the process of getting medical information from Australia and we're in the process of getting medical records here," said Clyde Deal, the deputy police chief of Hickory, North Carolina, on Monday.
Officials did not specify what kind of medical records they were seeking. But often, investigators ask for access to dental records for help with identification of bodies.
i don't know what records she would have since reports say she hasn't seen Zahra since she was 8 months old. but the grandmother essentially raised Zahra and probably has records. i'd be shocked if they have an intact body and skull to compare dental records. they wouldn't still be doing ground searches.
btw, in the Hickory paper the REV claims he is "above reproach".
i suppose that was some other guy whose record i posted. what a coincidence! the money just keeps on pouring in folks, i think he has 7 donations so far to pay for the police "resources" and funeral. only the police have disassociated themselves from any connection to the fund.
jumping the gun a little on funeral expenses.
HICKORY RECORD:
A reader e-mailed the Record saying Greeson was in court in 2006 for obtaining property under false pretenses. Records show the two charges were pleaded. A third charge was dismissed.
The writer said the group was at a Walmart on Sunday, with Hickory Police Department used on signs and mentioned verbally to solicit donations.
Greeson responded, “At my request, I act solely as a spokesperson for the Zahra Fund. I do not have access to financial records, nor do I handle money or accounting.
“My concern, like many in our community, is for little Zahra. I will not allow those who desire to throw stones to affect the commitment of my walk with the Lord or the things that He has called me to do. I strive — today — to live my life above reproach and fully transparent to those to whom I am accountable.”
"We're in the process of getting medical information from Australia and we're in the process of getting medical records here," said Clyde Deal, the deputy police chief of Hickory, North Carolina, on Monday.
Officials did not specify what kind of medical records they were seeking. But often, investigators ask for access to dental records for help with identification of bodies.
i don't know what records she would have since reports say she hasn't seen Zahra since she was 8 months old. but the grandmother essentially raised Zahra and probably has records. i'd be shocked if they have an intact body and skull to compare dental records. they wouldn't still be doing ground searches.
btw, in the Hickory paper the REV claims he is "above reproach".
i suppose that was some other guy whose record i posted. what a coincidence! the money just keeps on pouring in folks, i think he has 7 donations so far to pay for the police "resources" and funeral. only the police have disassociated themselves from any connection to the fund. jumping the gun a little on funeral expenses.
HICKORY RECORD:
A reader e-mailed the Record saying Greeson was in court in 2006 for obtaining property under false pretenses. Records show the two charges were pleaded. A third charge was dismissed.
The writer said the group was at a Walmart on Sunday, with Hickory Police Department used on signs and mentioned verbally to solicit donations.
Greeson responded, “At my request, I act solely as a spokesperson for the Zahra Fund. I do not have access to financial records, nor do I handle money or accounting.
“My concern, like many in our community, is for little Zahra. I will not allow those who desire to throw stones to affect the commitment of my walk with the Lord or the things that He has called me to do. I strive — today — to live my life above reproach and fully transparent to those to whom I am accountable.”