Eyeballing Katrina Dead 02

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20 September 2005. Updated.

17 September 2005

Captions by Associated Press.

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** EDS NOTE GRAPHIC CONTENT ** The remains of an unidentified victim of Hurricane Katrina is seen decomposing in a wheelchair Sept. 11, 2005, in St. Bernard Parish, La. The hurricane hit the region on August 29 causing numerous deaths and severe property damage. (AP Photo/Mandatory Credit:Christopher Morris/VII). Creation Date 09/11/2005. Submit Date 09/19/2005 11:32:17.
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Hurricane Katrina flood victims are seen underneath Interstate 10 in New Orleans La., Sept. 8, 2005. New Orleans was badly hit by the hurricane which hit the U.S. Gulf Coast on Aug. 29, causing huge damage and triggering flooding across a wide area. (AP Photo/Mandatory Credit:Christopher Morris/VII). Creation Date 09/08/2005 12:56:28. Submit Date 09/19/2005 17:52:47.

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** EDS NOTE GRAPHIC CONTENT **A Hurricane Katrina flood victim is seen underneath Interstate 10 in New Orleans La., Sept. 8, 2005. New Orleans was badly hit by the hurricane which hit the U.S. Gulf Coast on Aug. 29, causing huge damage and triggering flooding across a wide area. (AP Photo/Mandatory Credit:Christopher Morris/VII). Creation Date 09/08/2005 12:56:49. Submit Date 09/19/2005 17:52:24.
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** EDS NOTE GRAPHIC CONTENT ** A Hurricane Katrina flood victim is seen on a road in New Orleans La., Sept. 8, 2005. New Orleans was badly hit by the hurricane which hit the U.S. Gulf Coast on Aug. 29, causing huge damage and triggering flooding across a wide area. (AP Photo/Mandatory Credit:Christopher Morris/VII). Creation Date 09/08/2005 13:02:26. Submit Date 09/19/2005 17:52:23.

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** EDS NOTE GRAPHIC CONTENT ** The remains of an unidentified woman, victim of Hurricane Katrina, is seen decomposing in a wheelchair Sept. 10, 2005, in St. Bernard Parish, La. The hurricane hit the region on August 29 causing numerous deaths and severe property damage. (AP Photo/Mandatory Credit:Ron Haviv/VII). Creation Date 09/10/2005 03:11:15. Submit Date 09/19/2005 13:59:45.
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** EDS NOTE GRAPHIC CONTENT ** The remains of an unidentified woman, victim of Hurricane Katrina, is seen decomposing in a wheelchair Sept. 10, 2005, in St. Bernard Parish, La. The hurricane hit the region on August 29 causing numerous deaths and severe property damage. (AP Photo/Mandatory Credit:Ron Haviv/VII). Creation Date 09/10/2005 03:10:30. Submit Date 09/19/2005 13:59:36.

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** EDITORS NOTE: GRAPHIC CONTENT ** Three bodies are seen laying on an on-ramp to a highway in downtown New Orleans on Monday, Sept. 12, 2005. As floodwaters recede, more bodies are being found two weeks after Hurricane Katrina struck. (AP Photo/Steve Senne)
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In this video image released by Fox News, correspondent Shepard Smith reports from New Orleans in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina on Thursday, Sept. 1, 2005. A body lies on the roadway behind him. Smith, Fox's chief anchor, reported on the plight of people stuck on the highway seeking help that took days to come. (AP Photo/Fox News). Creation Date 09/16/2005 10:08:32. Submit Date 09/19/2005 10:46:30.

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** EDS NOTE: GRAPHIC CONTENT ** The body of a victim of Hurricane Katrina remains in a home in the city's lower ninth ward in New Orleans Saturday Sept. 17, 2005. The body was discovered on Sept. 10 and was being removed today. (AP Photo/Ric Francis)
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Muddied footprints of rescue workers are shown on the bed of one of the patient rooms at St. Rita's Nursing Home in St. Bernard, La. Friday, Sept. 16, 2005. Rescue workers found the bodies of 34-people who died in the home while waiting to be rescued from the floodwaters after Hurrican Katrina. (AP Photo/Anja Niedringhaus)

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** EDS, NOTE GRAPHIC CONTENT ** A corpse is tied to a tree in floodwaters from Hurricane Katrina in New Orleans, Thursday, Sept. 15, 2005. (AP Photo/Paul Sancya)
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** EDS, NOTE GRAPHIC CONTENT ** A corpse is tied to a tree in floodwaters from Hurricane Katrina in New Orleans, Thursday, Sept. 15, 2005. (AP Photo/Paul Sancya)

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Helicopters and boats combined for a massive search on Elysian Fields Avenue near the University of New Orleans Wednesday, Sept. 14, 2005. No one was rescued, although a few bodies were found in the area. (AP Photo/Paul Sancya)
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FEMA spokesman David Passey, left, responds to the allegations from Louisiana Gov. Kathleen Babineaux Blanco over the "lack of urgency and lack of respect" from FEMA over body recovery efforts as a result of Hurricane Katrina, at a news conference Tuesday, Sept. 13, 2005, in Baton Rouge, La. (AP Photo/Rogelio Solis)

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This photo made available on Tuesday, Sept. 13, 2005 by Christianity Today shows covered bodies in the Chapel at Memorial Medical Center, Baptist Campus in New Orleans on Monday, Sept. 5, 2005. According to the photographer, there were 16 bodies in the chapel. The exact number of bodies recovered Sunday from the 317-bed Memorial Medical Center was unclear. A state official said the corpses of 45 patients were found; a hospital administrator said there were 44, plus three on the grounds. It was not immediately clear how the patients died. (AP Photo/ChristianityToday, Tony Carnes)
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** EDITORS NOTE GRAPHIC CONTENT ** A flood victim's body floats in floodwater in the northern part of New Orleans on Tuesday, Sept. 13, 2005. Two weeks after Hurricane Katrina struck the city, bodies continue to be found. (AP Photo/Anja Niedringhaus)

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** EDITORS NOTE: GRAPHIC CONTENT** A body is seen lying on a bed in a home northeast of the French Quarter in New Orleans on Tuesday, Sept. 13, 2005. The house was marked as showing one dead person inside as discovered by rescue workers on Saturday. (AP Photo/Ric Francis)
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This photo made available Tuesday, Sept. 13, 2005 by Christianity Today shows a covered body in the Memorial Medical Center in New Orleans Monday, Sept. 5, 2005. The exact number of bodies recovered Sunday from the 317-bed Memorial Medical Center was unclear. A state official said the corpses of 45 patients were found; a hospital administrator said there were 44, plus three on the grounds. It was not immediately clear how the patients died. (AP Photo/ChristianityToday, Tony Carnes)

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Two beds are seen in a residential room at the Lafon Nursing Home of the Holy Family in New Orleans on Monday, Sept. 12, 2005. Earlier in the day officials had removed an unspecified number of bodies from the facility, two weeks after Hurricane Katrina had struck. (AP Photo/Rick Bowmer)
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Flies land on the inside of a screen window at the Lafon Nursing Home of the Holy Family in New Orleans on Monday, Sept. 12, 2005. The window was outside a room where a body had been located. (AP Photo/Rick Bowmer)

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After Hurricane Katrina, An Oklahoma national Guardsman assists workers from a FEMA contractor remove a body of a porch bench Monday, Sept. 12, 2005, in New Orleans. (AP Photo/The Dallas Morning News, Barbara Davidson) ** MANDATORY CREDIT: NO SALES, MAGS OUT, TV OUT, INTERNET: AP MEMBERS ONLY **
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Dr. Bryan Bertucci, a family practice physician who also serves as St. Bernard Parish coroner, leaves a location in Chalmette, La., Monday, Sept. 12, 2005, after he verified the location of a corpse. (AP Photo/The Houston Chronicle, Steve Ueckert) ** MAGS OUT, NO SALES, NO ARCHIVE, NO WEB, TV OUT, NO INTRANET, NO INTERNEt, MANDATORY CREDIT, AP MEMBERS ONLY **

Captions by Associated Press.
EDS NOTE GRAPHIC CONTENT The remains of an unidentified victim of Hurricane Katrina is seen decomposing in a wheelchair Sept. 11, 2005, in St. Bernard Parish, La. The hurricane hit the region on August 29 causing numerous deaths and severe property damage. (AP Photo/Mandatory Credit:Christopher Morris/VII). Creation Date 09/11/2005. Submit Date 09/19/2005 11:32:17.	Hurricane Katrina flood victims are seen underneath Interstate 10 in New Orleans La., Sept. 8, 2005. New Orleans was badly hit by the hurricane which hit the U.S. Gulf Coast on Aug. 29, causing huge damage and triggering flooding across a wide area. (AP Photo/Mandatory Credit:Christopher Morris/VII). Creation Date 09/08/2005 12:56:28. Submit Date 09/19/2005 17:52:47.
EDS NOTE GRAPHIC CONTENT A Hurricane Katrina flood victim is seen underneath Interstate 10 in New Orleans La., Sept. 8, 2005. New Orleans was badly hit by the hurricane which hit the U.S. Gulf Coast on Aug. 29, causing huge damage and triggering flooding across a wide area. (AP Photo/Mandatory Credit:Christopher Morris/VII). Creation Date 09/08/2005 12:56:49. Submit Date 09/19/2005 17:52:24.	EDS NOTE GRAPHIC CONTENT A Hurricane Katrina flood victim is seen on a road in New Orleans La., Sept. 8, 2005. New Orleans was badly hit by the hurricane which hit the U.S. Gulf Coast on Aug. 29, causing huge damage and triggering flooding across a wide area. (AP Photo/Mandatory Credit:Christopher Morris/VII). Creation Date 09/08/2005 13:02:26. Submit Date 09/19/2005 17:52:23.
EDS NOTE GRAPHIC CONTENT The remains of an unidentified woman, victim of Hurricane Katrina, is seen decomposing in a wheelchair Sept. 10, 2005, in St. Bernard Parish, La. The hurricane hit the region on August 29 causing numerous deaths and severe property damage. (AP Photo/Mandatory Credit:Ron Haviv/VII). Creation Date 09/10/2005 03:11:15. Submit Date 09/19/2005 13:59:45.	EDS NOTE GRAPHIC CONTENT The remains of an unidentified woman, victim of Hurricane Katrina, is seen decomposing in a wheelchair Sept. 10, 2005, in St. Bernard Parish, La. The hurricane hit the region on August 29 causing numerous deaths and severe property damage. (AP Photo/Mandatory Credit:Ron Haviv/VII). Creation Date 09/10/2005 03:10:30. Submit Date 09/19/2005 13:59:36.
EDITORS NOTE: GRAPHIC CONTENT Three bodies are seen laying on an on-ramp to a highway in downtown New Orleans on Monday, Sept. 12, 2005. As floodwaters recede, more bodies are being found two weeks after Hurricane Katrina struck. (AP Photo/Steve Senne)	In this video image released by Fox News, correspondent Shepard Smith reports from New Orleans in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina on Thursday, Sept. 1, 2005. A body lies on the roadway behind him. Smith, Fox's chief anchor, reported on the plight of people stuck on the highway seeking help that took days to come. (AP Photo/Fox News). Creation Date 09/16/2005 10:08:32. Submit Date 09/19/2005 10:46:30.
EDS NOTE: GRAPHIC CONTENT The body of a victim of Hurricane Katrina remains in a home in the city's lower ninth ward in New Orleans Saturday Sept. 17, 2005. The body was discovered on Sept. 10 and was being removed today. (AP Photo/Ric Francis)	Muddied footprints of rescue workers are shown on the bed of one of the patient rooms at St. Rita's Nursing Home in St. Bernard, La. Friday, Sept. 16, 2005. Rescue workers found the bodies of 34-people who died in the home while waiting to be rescued from the floodwaters after Hurrican Katrina. (AP Photo/Anja Niedringhaus)
EDS, NOTE GRAPHIC CONTENT A corpse is tied to a tree in floodwaters from Hurricane Katrina in New Orleans, Thursday, Sept. 15, 2005. (AP Photo/Paul Sancya)	EDS, NOTE GRAPHIC CONTENT A corpse is tied to a tree in floodwaters from Hurricane Katrina in New Orleans, Thursday, Sept. 15, 2005. (AP Photo/Paul Sancya)
Helicopters and boats combined for a massive search on Elysian Fields Avenue near the University of New Orleans Wednesday, Sept. 14, 2005. No one was rescued, although a few bodies were found in the area. (AP Photo/Paul Sancya)	FEMA spokesman David Passey, left, responds to the allegations from Louisiana Gov. Kathleen Babineaux Blanco over the "lack of urgency and lack of respect" from FEMA over body recovery efforts as a result of Hurricane Katrina, at a news conference Tuesday, Sept. 13, 2005, in Baton Rouge, La. (AP Photo/Rogelio Solis)
This photo made available on Tuesday, Sept. 13, 2005 by Christianity Today shows covered bodies in the Chapel at Memorial Medical Center, Baptist Campus in New Orleans on Monday, Sept. 5, 2005. According to the photographer, there were 16 bodies in the chapel. The exact number of bodies recovered Sunday from the 317-bed Memorial Medical Center was unclear. A state official said the corpses of 45 patients were found; a hospital administrator said there were 44, plus three on the grounds. It was not immediately clear how the patients died. (AP Photo/ChristianityToday, Tony Carnes)	EDITORS NOTE GRAPHIC CONTENT A flood victim's body floats in floodwater in the northern part of New Orleans on Tuesday, Sept. 13, 2005. Two weeks after Hurricane Katrina struck the city, bodies continue to be found. (AP Photo/Anja Niedringhaus)
EDITORS NOTE: GRAPHIC CONTENT A body is seen lying on a bed in a home northeast of the French Quarter in New Orleans on Tuesday, Sept. 13, 2005. The house was marked as showing one dead person inside as discovered by rescue workers on Saturday. (AP Photo/Ric Francis)	This photo made available Tuesday, Sept. 13, 2005 by Christianity Today shows a covered body in the Memorial Medical Center in New Orleans Monday, Sept. 5, 2005. The exact number of bodies recovered Sunday from the 317-bed Memorial Medical Center was unclear. A state official said the corpses of 45 patients were found; a hospital administrator said there were 44, plus three on the grounds. It was not immediately clear how the patients died. (AP Photo/ChristianityToday, Tony Carnes)
Two beds are seen in a residential room at the Lafon Nursing Home of the Holy Family in New Orleans on Monday, Sept. 12, 2005. Earlier in the day officials had removed an unspecified number of bodies from the facility, two weeks after Hurricane Katrina had struck. (AP Photo/Rick Bowmer)	Flies land on the inside of a screen window at the Lafon Nursing Home of the Holy Family in New Orleans on Monday, Sept. 12, 2005. The window was outside a room where a body had been located. (AP Photo/Rick Bowmer)
After Hurricane Katrina, An Oklahoma national Guardsman assists workers from a FEMA contractor remove a body of a porch bench Monday, Sept. 12, 2005, in New Orleans. (AP Photo/The Dallas Morning News, Barbara Davidson) MANDATORY CREDIT: NO SALES, MAGS OUT, TV OUT, INTERNET: AP MEMBERS ONLY	Dr. Bryan Bertucci, a family practice physician who also serves as St. Bernard Parish coroner, leaves a location in Chalmette, La., Monday, Sept. 12, 2005, after he verified the location of a corpse. (AP Photo/The Houston Chronicle, Steve Ueckert) MAGS OUT, NO SALES, NO ARCHIVE, NO WEB, TV OUT, NO INTRANET, NO INTERNEt, MANDATORY CREDIT, AP MEMBERS ONLY