Coroner Examined Late Philadelphia Cardinal's Body A county coroner says he examined the body of late Philadelphia Cardinal Anthony Bevilacqua (beh-vih-LAH'-kwah) at the request of prosecutors because of the odd timing of his death a day after he was found competent to testify at a high-profile church sex abuse trial. Montgomery County Coroner Walter Hofman says county prosecutors contacted him after the 88-year-old Bevilacqua died Jan. 31 at a Wynnewood seminary. Hofman tells The Philadelphia Inquirer (http://bit.ly/w0PV93) he didn't conduct an autopsy but did see Bevilacqua's body and order toxicology tests. The test results are pending. Church officials say Bevilacqua was suffering from cancer and dementia. Before he died a Philadelphia judge ruled Bevilacqua competent to testify at the child endangerment trial of Monsignor William Lynn. Philadelphia prosecutors say they had nothing to do with ordering the review.