Question about death records

[James]

I know that if someone is still a minor, their name can't be published in a newspaper (or maybe that's just if it's related to a crime, I don't know). But is it possible to find out if a minor has died, by name, though death records?

Also, is there any good place online to find up-to-date information on death records?

[Jixby Phillips]

Are you making a fake ID or what

[Dole]

No, he is trying to figure out if one of his internet laydeez has actually killed themselves, or whether they have just stopped talking to him.

[Cosmo Electrolux]

James,

It's tough to find death records online. The best you can get for free is the obit from a local newspaper, if they keep them online. Most states, for a small fee, will send you death records. I know in Alabama it's $12.00.

[AChimp]

Of course, if no death record exists, they laugh at you and keep your money.

[Dole]

You could start here:

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=306&item=4015718231&rd=1

[liquidstatik]

Death records on minors are in our newspaper. :-/

These two kids a few years back got into a fight and one shot the other one. :o They were both 16 or 17 and they put the death record in the newspaper.

[Jeanette X]

Death records on minors are in our newspaper. :-/

These two kids a few years back got into a fight and one shot the other one. :o They were both 16 or 17 and they put the death record in the newspaper.

The laws probably vary from state to state.

[Hobo Renee]

I'm pretty sure the names of dead minors are public information every where as long as the family has been notified.