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The body of an orderly was found next to a nursing home dumpster.

Investigators could not determine the cause of death at the scene.

Who would want a caregiver dead?

Find out what's happened so far in the Case Recap.

Dr. James Franklin contacted the YCSD regarding his examination of Rose Jenkins.

The detectives tracked down Natalie for a few follow-up questions and learned something surprising.

The detectives asked the receptionist about the nursing home's visitors on the day Jerry died.

The detectives obtained the Yoknapatawpha Acres visitors log for the day Jerry Shaw died.

The detectives talked to Yoknapatawpha Acres' head cook about operations at the facility.

Joe's mother taught him cooking, baking, and compassion for the lonely people he meets.

About the current investigation Jerry Shaw, 31, was found dead behind the nursing home where he worked.

Investigators could see no significant injuries on his body, and an autopsy has been scheduled to determine his cause of death.

Did someone decide Jerry needed terminal care?

Ready to get started? Check out the Terminal Care Case Introduction and Case Recap. Then review the Latest Case Information.

How to navigate Crime Scene cases The Terminal Care case documents are presented in reverse chronological order in the Case Files.

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The Terminal Care investigation began on Monday, September 23, 2024, and will run for about six weeks.

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