About: Pathologist (Episode 7352)

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The unnamed Pathologist was present at Weatherfield Crown Court in May 2010 as a prosecution witness at the trial of Gail McIntyre for the murder of her husband Joe. Under cross-examination from Gail's barrister Mr Hughes, he got her to admit that the blow to Joe's head come have come from the swinging boom on his boat, not a blow from a rolling pin as the prosecution alleged, and that this may have caused a weakened state in which Joe would have been unable to drag himself out of the water in Lake Windermere, where he met his death.

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rdfs:label	Pathologist (Episode 7352)
rdfs:comment	The unnamed Pathologist was present at Weatherfield Crown Court in May 2010 as a prosecution witness at the trial of Gail McIntyre for the murder of her husband Joe. Under cross-examination from Gail's barrister Mr Hughes, he got her to admit that the blow to Joe's head come have come from the swinging boom on his boat, not a blow from a rolling pin as the prosecution alleged, and that this may have caused a weakened state in which Joe would have been unable to drag himself out of the water in Lake Windermere, where he met his death.
dcterms:subject	Unnamed characters Coronation Street characters Unnamed characters 2010 minor characters Coronation Street characters 2010 minor characters
Number of Appearances	1(xsd:integer)
First Appearance	2010-05-31(xsd:date)
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Character Name	Pathologist
Played By	Judy Hawkins
Occupation	Home Office Pathologist
abstract	The unnamed Pathologist was present at Weatherfield Crown Court in May 2010 as a prosecution witness at the trial of Gail McIntyre for the murder of her husband Joe. Under cross-examination from Gail's barrister Mr Hughes, he got her to admit that the blow to Joe's head come have come from the swinging boom on his boat, not a blow from a rolling pin as the prosecution alleged, and that this may have caused a weakened state in which Joe would have been unable to drag himself out of the water in Lake Windermere, where he met his death.

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