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Dr. Samuel Prouty

Medical examiner who examines the body.

minor

Also known as Prouty, Dr. Prouty

First appearance: part one i in which are introduced a theatre audience and a corpse

Dr. Samuel Prouty shows up with force in Lexicon of Persons Connected with the Investigation. The page is where that presence becomes real.

Assistant to the Chief Medical Examiner.
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Dr. Samuel Prouty first appears in 0005 part one i in which are introduced a theatre audience and a corpse.

In Lexicon of Persons Connected with the Investigation: Assistant to the Chief Medical Examiner.

Later, in Queen to Queen: Chief Assistant Medical Examiner; reports difficulty in analyzing Field's stomach contents.

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WPWilliam PusakHOHilda OrangeHAHagstromMOMadge O'ConnellDSDr. StuttgardDSDr. Samuel Prouty

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  • Primary suspects and investigators
  • Theatre staff and minor witnesses
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See Dr. Samuel Prouty in part one i in which are introduced a theatre audience and a corpse