Death Records Now

Ex: children’s father’s death records, maybe artopsy report, Criminal files due to him being a murder victium, I want sites that are free I need this for closure

if you know hospital he was pronounced dead at you can request photocopy of death crtif.my father died thats how i got his,they also have photocopy of newspapers at most library if you want info on his death,as for criminal charges youll have to check with local d.a office they should be able to direct you to where the stuation stands with the court

Can someone PLEASE tell me how to find someones death record or can someone search it for me ? Someone recently died but the thing is im not sure if that person is really dead because they live in another state (Its my aunts boyfriend) The person who ”died” lies alot so it is very hard to believe 🙁 someone please answer asap thank you!!!!!!
Name, Osvaldo Chavez – Death November 4th 2010 and location is somewhere in california he is 38…..

It is way too early for this individual to be showing up in any death index. It takes about a month for the Social Security Death Index (SSDI) to be updated, for example, and, even then, some individuals never show up in an index for one reason or another. We could look for an obituary, but California is a BIG state with a LOT of major newspapers… an impossible search without knowing the general place of death. Also, in some cases, the deceased does not get an obituary or death notice.

You will just have to wait until the next SSDI update. In the meantime, you and your aunt might try learning more about Osvaldo’s alleged place of death. Does he have family members that you can ask?

My great grandfather who was born in sicily and moved to the US was killed around the early 1930s. He lived in Michigan with his family, yet I can’t find any information on him. There aren’t any death, marriage, or any other documents on him.

Since he was shot shouldn’t there be some newspaper records about the shooting? Any help would be appreciated.

Your coming up against two things the first is the era the 1930, mobsters, bootleg gin, the other is he was Sicilian, again the wall of the era. If he infact lived in Michigan there should be a death certificate and if you cannot find that then a burial certificate/record in the town he was buried. The newspapers of the time really didn’t give much space to the killing of emigrants. Sicilian and Italian Imigrants were not very well accepted and for the most part were ignored by newspapers outside of New York and Chicago. I have been researching my Italian Grandparents for over 30 years. They arrived in CA in 1847, just before the Gold Rush and the only place I found any information was in the Historical Society of one county they lived in.