The city's early-20th-century coroners were notorious bunglers known to appear in court with whiskey breath and to leave crime scenes with palms freshly greased with graft (they would regularly falsify death certificates).
So even if we resolve, from now on, to limit ourselves to desires whose objects cannot be falsified by death, we are still vulnerable to the harm death will do us if it precludes our having and fulfilling desires.
With Goodman and Smith dead, Jones and Lawrie reveal to Cate the truth, that Lawrie falsified his death in order to find the real traitor.
She was informed of his death only in June 2009, when she received a death certificate with the date of death falsified.
Rose Hathaway, played with a smiling fragility by Ms. Waterston in one of the trilogy's standout performances, is an aspiring actress convinced that the playwright — whose death has been reported in the morning papers — has in fact falsified his demise and is hiding out in this run-down building.
Surveillance video indicates guards did not do at least eight required checks on Castro the afternoon and evening before his death and falsified the logs, according to the report.
Calling someone a liar, a fascist, a socialist, Hitler, a Nazi, someone who advocates death panels for the elderly, who falsified his birth certificate; those are the kind of things that carry the day.
Where astrology has made falsifiable predictions, it has been falsified.
Kárný writes that the report is an invaluable historical document because it provides details that were known only to prisoners, most of whom died, including, for example, that discharge forms were filled out for prisoners who were gassed, indicating that death rates in the camp were actively falsified.
Jayne M. Steubing, the widow of the Albany patient, Carl Steubing, sued last month, asserting that researchers had falsified test results and improperly enrolled him in the trial of a cancer drug, hastening his death from stomach cancer.
