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Question by : Im looking for a website that you can look up public records for everything in any state.?
I want to be able to look up background checks and jail records and marriage and death records. If there is anyone that currently using a website that offers all of this that they know is legit please let me know what it is. Thank you and have a good day.
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Answer by LRD
try searching for live scan fingerprinting– it will show you offenses and criminal records
try
https://www.sentrylink.com/web/loadCriminalReport.do?WT.srch=1&OVRAW=employer%20background%20check%20live%20scan&OVKEY=employer%20background%20check&OVMTC=advanced&OVADID=1489790012&OVKWID=11356530012
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Question by revbev: looking for public records monterrey mexico?
I am looking for information on public records in monterrey mexico, especially birth and death records. Does anyone have information?
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Answer by jerikalla
Birth and death records in Mexico are not public, cannot be searched in the internet.
You would need to go to a specific “Registro Civil” in the state of Nuevo Leon and inquire about the information, although I am not sure you will be able to get it unless you are direct family.
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Question by No55: Looking into father’s death, getting police records, so on?
In 1995 my father died of a gun shot wound to the head. Before the police even filed a report, the coroner deemed it a suicide. Some people in my family say he killed himself, others say he didn’t. I can never tell what’s the truth and what’s a lie or personal opinion.
I need answers. I need to know, as much as possible, what really happened so that i can take the steps to move on. I’ve been thinking of doing it since i was 14 years old (i’m now 19) so trust me, i’ve thought this through a million times over. I know that i will learn things i probably don’t want to know, but i’m still willing to face that problem when the time comes. I cant handle this “what if” that’s hanging over my head.
Anyway, i know i need to contact the county who handled it. What i really need is information.
Since i’m his daughter, do i have the right to look at any record relating to his death (or any medical records before his death)? I’m an adult, as well, so being a minor is not an issue.
Can the county or hospital deny me his records?
And once (or if) i get the records, then what? Where do i start?
@ John
But here’s the thing that gets me. My father shot his gun left handed. The gun that killed him was fired with his right hand. Also, the bullet wasn’t fired into his temple or under his chin or anything like that. It entered just under his earlobe. Also, he had fallen out of his chair because he was leaning forward when he was shot; don’t people usually lean back when shooting themselves?
And another thing; the cops weren’t sure what happened. The investigator stated many times, even to the coroner, that he believed it was an accident. Among the other things i mentioned above, his gun cleaning kit was out at the time it happened. The investigator had even thrown a fit when the coroner ruled it with out waiting for his official report. So you can see why i’m left wondering.
Also, i was four at the time. My older brother wasn’t even six yet. It happened while we were in the house, and my mother had gone to the store. She had been gone half an hour, at the most. And i also wonder
the thing cut me off. Anyway, my point was; i have to know. I cant move on until i do, end of story. I’m a big girl, and a strong person. I dont need people trying to protect me by hiding the truth and lying. In the end, my dad is still dead and nothing will change that. But knowing why, even if that means he left on purpose, will allow me to move on and live my life.
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Answer by Sarina
most criminal cases or investigations are open to the public and you can freely access them or get records of them from the county easily unless they are open or listed as classified. Medical records are different but if anything you need to get legal documents from a lawyer to get access to those files. If you do get the files and want the case reopened you can petiton the county that took care of the investigation to reopen the file or you can hire your own investigator to do so.
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If you are doing a family tree research project then you are probably looking for death certificates. State death records are probably going to be your first stop followed by government death records. Although it can be a bit unsettling to look through these records for some, it’s the only way to track down your ancestors in most cases.Or you may be searching for these records for another reason. Regardless you’re going to be in for a bit of a file finding nightmare. Most modern death records are computerized and easily found with a bit of poking. Older records may not have been entered into the system yet, and may be sitting on a shelf in a dusty closet.Shifting through either state death records or government death records is also time consuming. Plus you will find the occasional clerical error that’s associated with dealing with large amounts of paperwork. Don’t get frustrated though, just keep going. If you have to call someone in the government for help make sure you have your names straight, they are fickle when it comes to names.You might also want to set up a campsite near the phone because they like to take their time to. After you’ve waded through the holding sessions, and dealt with some rude people, you may at last find the record you are looking for. Death records can be hard to find depending on their age and location. If you have to get one from another country it can be even harder to get a hold of.The whole purpose of a death record is so the government can see that you have died. Kind of annoying having to provide proof that you are dead, not to mention provide a birth certificate to prove that you were born. Unfortunately that’s how it is, nothing to do but deal with it. Keeping track of all these death records can be a monumental task, and the fact that our system works as good as it does is nothing short of a miracle. In fact if it weren’t for people that treated the filing process like a religion we wouldn’t be able to find anything at all.In closing state death records and government death records are a bit of a hassle to search through. Regardless of your reason for looking you will find them, eventually. It just may take some poking, prodding, and sifting through file rooms. You will have an easier time with modern records as they are computerized, older files may still be on paper, good luck.
rights as recipetent and co executor clearly breached also worried funds for son damien parker were embezzled by sister mothers unfortunate demise records in bexar county original will and probate lawyer changed by sister also bexar county will ester parker ss#421-50-0434 date of death 17 aug 1995
Doing do family tree research, have a copy of death records that include the name of the cemetery where burial took place. We think it says Gohaus Cemetery but we can not find anything in Franklin County that even resembles that. Anyone ever hear of Gohaus Cemetery? Any information could be helpful. Thanks
