HESS Electric Littleton, NH Aug 2012 to Jul 2014 Independent Electrical ContractorNOBLE Drilling Sugar Land, TX May 2012 to Sep 2012 Electrician/HVAC Engineer
Education:
PADI Master Diver Training Saipan, MP 2004 to 2005 Certificate of Training in PADI-Open Water DiverPikes Peak Community College Colorado Springs, CO 1985 to 1986 Welding Certificate in Welding,Mig,Tig,Stick and ARCPikes Peak Community College Colorado Springs, CO 1984 to 1986 3 AAS Degrees in HVAC-Major Appliances-General StudiesTexas A&M College Station, TX 1981 to 1982 HVAC-EPA UNIVERSAL & Re-Certified Electrician Training in Marine Electrical EngineeringTexas A&M College Station, TX 1981 to 1982 HVAC-UNIVERSAL EPA (Card) & Re-Certified Electrician Certificate in HVAC-UNIVERSAL EPA & Electrical Re-Certification TrainingNew Hampshire Vocational-Technical College Berlin, NH 1973 to 1975 Industrial Electricity/Electronics in Industrial Electricity/Electronics
According to the review, the Pima County medical examiner, Dr. Gregory Hess, noted that gasps, snorting, and body reflexes are the normal bodily responses to dying but provided no explanation of why the drugs did not result in death in a short time period.
Date: Dec 22, 2014
Source: Google
Doctor: Injection Lines Placed Correctly in Inmate
Incorrect placement of lines can inject drugs into soft tissue instead of the blood stream, but the drugs used to kill Joseph Woods went into the veins of his arms, said Gregory Hess of the Pima County Medical Examiner's Office.
Forensic pathologist Dr. Gregory Hess, of the Pinal County Medical Examiner's Office, said the cause of death was "amitriptyline intoxication." Amitriptyline is one of a variety of antidepressant medications.
Examiner's Office and the Binational Migration Institute started collaborating in 2005 to track migrant deaths. Gregory Hess, Pima County's chief medical examiner, said his office works to identify remains found in the majority of southern Arizona counties but not, with some exceptions, Yuma County.
Date: Jun 05, 2013
Category: U.S.
Source: Google
'Horrifying' bee attack killed rappeller dangling from cliff - Arizona Daily Star
Johnson, 55, who was found suspended from anchors on a sheer cliff, died as a result of "mass envenomation" resulting from hundreds of bee stings, said Dr. Gregory Hess, chief medical examiner for Pima County.
"Nobody has this problem. Nobody," said Dr. Gregory Hess, Pima County medical examiner. His office rules on more than 2,000 deaths a year by murder, suicide and other causes, but migrants pose the biggest challenge because they so often cannot be identified.
The bodies were positively identified as James and Yafit (YUH'-feet) Butwin using dental records because their bodies were burned beyond recognition, said Gregory Hess, chief medical examiner for Pima County.
Date: Jun 08, 2012
Category: U.S.
Source: Google
Burned bodies: Notes found; police convinced case is a murder-suicide
ima County Medical Examiner's Office confirmed the identities of two adults: James and Yafit Butwin. Dr. Gregory Hess said his office believes "the remaining three bodies are those of the children but they have not been positively identified yet." He said they are awaiting additional dental records.
Kaysville, UTShareholder at Parr Brown Gee Loveless Gregory Hess concentrates his practice on intellectual property law, including intellectual property identification and protection, licensing and transfer, and... Gregory Hess concentrates his practice on intellectual property law, including intellectual property identification and protection, licensing and transfer, and dispute resolution. He regularly assists clients with a wide variety of intellectual property agreements, including patent, copyright, and...