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Mid‑Michigan Medical Examiner Group reports 38 unexpected death investigations in 2025; suicide deaths at a six‑year low

Montmorency County Board of Commissioners · May 28, 2026
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Summary

The Mid‑Michigan Medical Examiner Group's 2025 annual report, presented to the Montmorency County Board, lists 38 unexpected death investigations, reports suicide deaths at a six‑year low (1 reported), and describes operational improvements such as the rollout of tablets to investigators to speed documentation and case processing.

Jennifer Records presented the Mid‑Michigan Medical Examiner Group 2025 annual report to the Montmorency County Board. The report noted a total of 38 unexpected death investigations in 2025 and stated suicide deaths were at a six‑year low with one reported death. The report also noted that no deaths in 2025 listed drugs as the main cause of death.

The Medical Examiner attachment cited operational changes in 2025, including implementation of tablets for investigators to streamline scene documentation, photographs, and report completion. The report described improved efficiency, consistency in investigations and positive investigator feedback following the technology rollout. The report authors signed the document as Lisa Kaspriak and Dr. Paul Wagner from the Medical Examiner Office.