Glossary entry

español term or phrase:

Muerte natural dudosa

inglés translation:

suspicious natural deaths

Added to glossary by Anabell Lucero
Feb 2, 2018 15:40
6 yrs ago
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español term

Muerte natural dudosa

español al inglés Ciencias Medicina (general) traducción de una carta de aplicación de un licenciado en criminalística
He adquirido experiencia en escenas de muertes violentas de todo tipo (homicidios, accidentes, suicidios y muertes naturales dudosas)...
Se trata de una carta de aplicación en español para presentar en Estados Unidos.

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suspicious natural deaths

suspicious deaths by natural causes.

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The Mysterious Deaths of JFK Murder Witnesses - LewRockwell
https://www.lewrockwell.com/2013/.../the-mysterious-deaths-o...

Apr 19, 2013 - 1 Unnatural deaths vs. suspicious natural deaths 2 Witnesses: Warren Commission (552), Shaw trial (60), HSCA (100) 3 Witnesses who died just before being called to testify (15+) 4 Approximate number of JFK-related witnesses (1400+) 5 Eyewitness depositions to the Warren Commission (121)


Death Investigation - Alabama Department of Forensic Sciences
www.adfs.alabama.gov/DeathInvestigation.aspx

These deaths include homicides, suicides, accidents and suspicious natural deaths. The Department of Forensic Sciences provides these services to the entire state of Alabama with the exception of Jefferson County. The authorization for the postmortem examination (autopsy) may come from a district attorney, the attorney ...

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Note added at 5 days (2018-02-07 17:09:24 GMT) Post-grading
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Glad to have helped.
Note from asker:
Thank you! I found several articles in which "suspicious natural death" is used.
Peer comment(s):

agree lorenab23
19 minutos
Thanks Lorena
agree MollyRose
41 minutos
Thanks Molly
agree philgoddard : This sounds like a contradiction in terms to me, but I can see that it's what people say.
51 minutos
It does, doesn't it..... I guess it means they were deemed to be of 'natural causes' but maintain an air of suspicion. Check out the case of Natalie Woods, see discussion.
agree Silvia Hanine-Studnicki
1 hora
Thanks Silvia
agree Muriel Vasconcellos
3 horas
Thanks Muriel
agree Martha Rice
4 horas
Thanks Martha
agree Michele Fauble
4 horas
Merci Michele
agree Stephen D. Moore
8 horas
Thanks Stephen
agree Charles Davis : There is "suspicious death" (which applies to Natalie Wood, btw, who drowned, so not natural but either accidental or possibly homicide), but this is not exactly that. It must mean COD was apparently natural causes but reason for doubt. Autopsy required.
18 horas
Yes quite
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6 minutos

suspicious deaths that were assumed to be from natural causes

Deaths that may not have actually come about from natural causes, but because of something sinister.
Peer comment(s):

agree jude dabo : ok!
5 horas
OK (!), thanks a lot, jude.
agree MollyRose : Accurate but longer. :)
11 horas
Thank you, Molly.
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3 minutos

doubtful natural decease

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DOUBTFUL ENTRY: https://en.oxforddictionaries.com/definition/doubtful


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Note added at 52 mins (2018-02-02 16:33:13 GMT)
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https://www.deceasedonline.com/
Peer comment(s):

neutral Neil Ashby : We don't use "decease" in this context, it's archaic.//I have no doubt the word exists, but take it from native speakers (from the UK in my case), it is not natural in this CONTEXT.
2 minutos
https://en.oxforddictionaries.com/definition/decease
neutral lorenab23 : "doubtful natural decease" is not a term used in English at all. Careful with word for word translations, very unnatural
23 minutos
it might not be natural in the US. I work as an interpreter daily with the UK and would not say it is unnatural. Thank you. Anyway.
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