article_snippet: But under cross-examination by prosecutor Marcus Reid, Lauridson admitted Lauridson didn't have all the witness statements and police files that were available to Dr. Emily Ward, the state pathologist who ruled that her granddaughter's death was a homicide.
article_snippet: Crow testified that a report indicated Ward didn't have the girl's medical records before conducting the autopsy.
article_snippet: Crow said the autopsy took Ward only an hour, which Crow described as 'pretty quick' for such an examination.
article_snippet: But Crow testified under cross-examination that Ward was more experienced than other pathologists in Ward office, possibly accounting for Ward speed, and Ward was in a meeting where authorities detailed authorities evidence.