The Bakersfield Californian
18 October 1945, page 13
Arsenic Poisoning Kills Rosamond Man
Death from arsenic poisoning, presumed to have been self administered, was the doctor’s report of an autopsy performed on Glenn E. Neely, 30, found dead in bed early Sunday at his home near Rosamond, coroner’s office reported today.
A farewell note found on the dresser indicated the man had taken his own life but no evidence of the method of death was found previous to the autopsy, Deputy Coroner Hugh Gallon said.
18 October 1945, page 13
Arsenic Poisoning Kills Rosamond Man
Death from arsenic poisoning, presumed to have been self administered, was the doctor’s report of an autopsy performed on Glenn E. Neely, 30, found dead in bed early Sunday at his home near Rosamond, coroner’s office reported today.
A farewell note found on the dresser indicated the man had taken his own life but no evidence of the method of death was found previous to the autopsy, Deputy Coroner Hugh Gallon said.
The Bakersfield Californian
18 October 1945, page 13
Arsenic Poisoning Kills Rosamond Man
Death from arsenic poisoning, presumed to have been self administered, was the doctor’s report of an autopsy performed on Glenn E. Neely, 30, found dead in bed early Sunday at his home near Rosamond, coroner’s office reported today.
A farewell note found on the dresser indicated the man had taken his own life but no evidence of the method of death was found previous to the autopsy, Deputy Coroner Hugh Gallon said.
18 October 1945, page 13
Arsenic Poisoning Kills Rosamond Man
Death from arsenic poisoning, presumed to have been self administered, was the doctor’s report of an autopsy performed on Glenn E. Neely, 30, found dead in bed early Sunday at his home near Rosamond, coroner’s office reported today.
A farewell note found on the dresser indicated the man had taken his own life but no evidence of the method of death was found previous to the autopsy, Deputy Coroner Hugh Gallon said.
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