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Dr. Reddick is the county medical examiner. | [[File:Dr._Reddick_-_Edited.png|350px|thumb|right|Dr. Reddick]] | ||
== Background == | |||
Dr. Reddick is the county medical examiner for the town of Agoura, Michigan. | |||
== During the events of [[The Cremators (1973)]] played by [[Cecil Reddick]] == | |||
[[Dr. Ian Thorne]], [[Merv]], [[Pete (The Cremators)|Pete]] and Dr. Reddick are staring at the burnt wreckage of [[Phil]]'s car. Merv tells Pete he called him as soon as he saw the wreckage and Ian wonders if Phil managed to get away with Millie. Dr. Braddock tells Pete it looks like Phil was cremated and Pete gives Ian his package, which was the only thing that survived. Sometime later, Ian gets Pete and Dr. Reddick and tells them how he found the George's remains. Dr. Reddick tells Pete, judging by the heat of the stone, any flesh would have been seared to the bone. Pete and Dr. Reddick think George died from getting struck by lightening, but Ian disagrees. |
Latest revision as of 19:41, 6 October 2019
Background
Dr. Reddick is the county medical examiner for the town of Agoura, Michigan.
During the events of The Cremators (1973) played by Cecil Reddick
Dr. Ian Thorne, Merv, Pete and Dr. Reddick are staring at the burnt wreckage of Phil's car. Merv tells Pete he called him as soon as he saw the wreckage and Ian wonders if Phil managed to get away with Millie. Dr. Braddock tells Pete it looks like Phil was cremated and Pete gives Ian his package, which was the only thing that survived. Sometime later, Ian gets Pete and Dr. Reddick and tells them how he found the George's remains. Dr. Reddick tells Pete, judging by the heat of the stone, any flesh would have been seared to the bone. Pete and Dr. Reddick think George died from getting struck by lightening, but Ian disagrees.