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One-On-One

Every Friday, News13’s Amy Hoyt talks with newsmakers about the most current topics around the panhandle, state and country. Elected leaders are held accountable and have the opportunity to answer the questions you want asked. Amy is one of this area’s most credible journalists and puts her experience to work for you. Here are her One on One interviews, past and present.

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Friday, October 12, 2007

One on One: Dr. Charles Seibert

Dr. Charles Seibert says 14 year old Martin Anderson died from complications of sickle cell trait, one day after his induction into the Bay County Boot Camp. That was January 2006.  His autopsy results were called into question by the state, and a second autopsy was ordered by the governor.

Dr. Vernard Adams conducted the second autopsy in Tampa, and ruled that the teen died from suffocation from ammonia capsules used by Boot Camp Drill instructors.

As the not guilty verdicts were read in court, Dr. Seibert says he felt vindicated. He says this case has nearly ruined his career and he is hoping to move forward after this ruling.

To hear the whole interview with Dr. Charles Seibert, click below.

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