If a phone number is left with a body, will workers that find it call the number, or do other investigative steps first? Speaking from US
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If someone finds a body they're going to call 911. Who knows what the police will do after that. They might call the number if you don't have ID.
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- Oct 21, 2024
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The workers(paramedics, fire dept), won't touch anything until cleared by the police. Since this will be treated as a homicide first(until it's been decided suicide was the factor of your death), so the investigators will more than likely be the first ones to touch the paper.
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