About That Interim Lexington Coroner
Earlier this week we posted an item about Harry Harman – a 78-year-old coroner in Lexington CoYou must Subscribe or log in to read the rest of this content.
Earlier this week we posted an item about Harry Harman – a 78-year-old coroner in Lexington Co
8 comments
Actually there were laws about washing hair…
Will, on the previous story about LexCo Coroner’s Office, did you notice in the comments where the website for that agency notes a multitude of recent deaths as being commented on by the bedridden Coroner?
Earlier this week someone commented that they were lucky to live in Lexington County rather than Richland County
Such proclamation may have been premature in light of who is actually in charge of Lexington County Corner’s Office, the comments about voting for Swansea’s Mayor and the two cops who maintain that as long as you ain’t gratified it is not illegal to get satisfied playing with babies’ private parts in Lexington County
The Cockroaches have breached the walls and are marching on downtown Lexington
That was me.
I’m still glad I live in Lexco. Despite its problems, it is still better than Columbia (and, as recent elections show, it is getting better, again, unlike Columbia).
Actually, it is quite convenient having the Coroner under the same roof of Sheriff investigators…think insurance fraud.
Maybe Danny “Kingfish” has the corner’s office on lockdown and is the real person running it. Rumor has it he has a good buddy who is an assistant corner there.
There are several qualified candidates vying for the position. HH is quite powerful even though his health has declined. Law enforcement personnel, former Richland County Coroner Barron as well as a young talented Lexington County Mortician offer wonderful choices to the voters.
Frank Barron is not the answer. Explore an old Free Times story, Fear and Loathing in the Coroner’s office. He was ran out of Richland County by Gary Watts, a much better office holder.
Time to get these career politicians off the payroll. Force them to get a real job.