20 January 2003 Factual 69 mins
Unblinking and unsettling, this documentary lays bare a mysterious process that goes on all around us - what happens to people who die with no next of kin.
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Fred Corral as Self - LA Dept. of Coroner Investigations
Sherwood Dixson as Self - LA Dept. of Coroner Investigations
Betsy Magdaleno as Self - LA Dept. of Coroner Investigations
Emil Moldovan as Self - LA Dept. of Coroner Investigations
David Smith as Self - LA Dept. of Coroner Investigations
Luis Suarez as Self - LA Dept. of Coroner Investigations
Julie Wilson as Self - LA Dept. of Coroner Investigations
Mel Graham as Self - LA Dept. of Coroner Reporting Desk
Joyce Kato as Self - LA D. of C. ID & Notification Section
Doyle Tolbert as Self - LA D. of C. ID & Notification Section
Ezell Gipson as Self - LA D. of C. Decedent Services Dept.
Manuel Gutierrez as Self - LA D. of C. Decedent Services Dept.
Jose Hernandez as Self - LA D. of C. Decedent Services Dept.
Jerry McKibben as Self - LA D. of C. Decedent Services Dept.
Ted Morris as Self - LA D. of C. Decedent Services Dept.
Georgann Pacheco as Self - LA D. of C. Decedent Services Dept.
Michael Kowalski Sound Editor
Michael Kowalski Sound Mixer
Robert Foster Musician
Phillip Glau Editorial Consultant
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Ricardo Echevarria Thanks
David Campbell Thanks
Mark Harris Thanks
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Robert DeMaio Thanks
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Juan Jimenez Thanks
United States 20 January 2003
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