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Murder In Moscow: The Autopsy Findings in the Murders of Madison, Kaylee, Xana and Ethan (Part 3) (8/13/26) · The Epstein Chronicles

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  Speaker 1: What's up everyone, and welcome back to the program. In
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  Speaker 1: this episode, we're going to die of Rye. Back in
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  Speaker 1: to those autopsy reports from Moscow, and this time we're
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  Speaker 1: taking a look at the report for Kai Gonsolvis Opinion.
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  Speaker 1: Investigative reports indicate that this twenty one year old female,
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  Speaker 1: Kalli Gonslvis, was found deceased at her shared home. Three
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  Speaker 1: other occupants of the home were also found deceased. Post
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  Speaker 1: Mortem examination showed a well developed the dull female with
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  Speaker 1: stab and incised wounds on the scalp, face and neck
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  Speaker 1: twenty four plus stab and incise wounds on the chest
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  Speaker 1: eleven and stab and incise wounds of the upper extremities.
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  Speaker 1: Three Associated injuries included punctures of the outer table of
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  Speaker 1: the skull, injuries to the teeth and tongue, perforations of
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  Speaker 1: the subclavian artery in vain, and hemorrhage into the chest cavities.
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  Speaker 1: Blunt force injuries included scalp laceration, bleeding around the brain,
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  Speaker 1: and naval fracture, as well as scrapes on the nose
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  Speaker 1: and cheeks, bruising around the eyes, and patterned bruises extending
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  Speaker 1: across the lower face. Hemorrhages were present in the eyes
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  Speaker 1: and mouth. There were no evidence of natural disease that
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  Speaker 1: would have caused or contributed to the death. Post mortem
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  Speaker 1: toxicology testing showed a blood alcohol level of point one
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  Speaker 1: zero seven. The cause of death is multiple sharp force injuries,
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  Speaker 1: blunt force injuries of the head, and as phyxial injuries
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  Speaker 1: were listed as significant contributors to death. Background information Briefly,
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  Speaker 1: this twenty one year old female was found deceased at
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  Speaker 1: her share at home. Three other occupants of the home
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  Speaker 1: were also found deceased. The Leta County Coroner's Office requested
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  Speaker 1: an autopsy to further investigate the death. Initial observations. The
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  Speaker 1: body is found supine in a body bag sealed by
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  Speaker 1: tag number zero seven seven three zero seven nine. The
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  Speaker 1: name Kaylee Gonsalovas and the tag number are written on
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  Speaker 1: a piece of blue tape a fix to the outside
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  Speaker 1: of the body bag. A piece of green tape bears
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  Speaker 1: the medical legal case number and a notation indicating the
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  Speaker 1: body has bin X rayed. An identification band bearing the
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  Speaker 1: decedent's name, dates of birth and death, and tag number
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  Speaker 1: encircles the right ankle. External evidence of medical intervention none
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  Speaker 1: clothing and personal effects. The body is received clad in
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  Speaker 1: a black short sleeve graphic T shirt, a pair of
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  Speaker 1: gray and black plaid fleet's pajama bottoms, and a gray
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  Speaker 1: footy style sock which is partially on the left foot.
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  Speaker 1: Over the fore foot and toes only. The T shirt
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  Speaker 1: is bloodstained. A brown paper bag is secured over each
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  Speaker 1: hand by means of silver duct tape. Jewelry includes the
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  Speaker 1: white metal dates piercing in the left ear. External examination,
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  Speaker 1: the body is that of a well developed, well nourished adult,
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  Speaker 1: light complexed fet email who weighs one hundred and sixty
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  Speaker 1: eight pounds as received, measures approximately sixty four inches in length,
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  Speaker 1: and appears combatible with the reported age. The body has
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  Speaker 1: been refrigerated and is cool to the touch. Rigor mortis
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  Speaker 1: is receding in the muscles of the jaw and extremities fixed.
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  Speaker 1: Dark pink liver mortise is present over the posterior surface
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  Speaker 1: of the body, except in areas exposed to pressure. Blood
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  Speaker 1: is congealed on the face and in the right ear
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  Speaker 1: and matted within the hair. Dried rivulets and smears of
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  Speaker 1: blood are present on the chest and left hand head neck.
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  Speaker 1: The scalp hair is brown and blonde, straight measures up
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  Speaker 1: to approximately twenty four inches in length. Over the crown.
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  Speaker 1: Extensions have been applied to the hair and upper eyelashes.
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  Speaker 1: The irises appear brown, the corneas are clouded, the sclay
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  Speaker 1: are white, and the conjunctive eye are clouded. The nose
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  Speaker 1: and ears are normally formed. Foam is present within the
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  Speaker 1: mouth and dried around the lips and over the right cheek.
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  Speaker 1: The anterior teeth are natural and in good condition, except
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  Speaker 1: for the injuries to be described below. There appears to
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  Speaker 1: have been a fixed retainer in the mouth now resting
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  Speaker 1: on the tongue due to the traumatic disruption of the teeth.
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  Speaker 1: The neck is symmetrical without masses. The trachea is midline
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  Speaker 1: thorax and abdomen. The thorax is well developed and symmetrical.
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  Speaker 1: The abdomen is mildly protuberant. The surface of the back
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  Speaker 1: shows focal injury to be described below, and as otherwise
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  Speaker 1: free allusions. The breasts are symmetrical without palpable masses. The
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  Speaker 1: external genitilia are those of a normal adult female extremities.
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  Speaker 1: The upper and lower extremities are well developed and symmetrical
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  Speaker 1: without absence of digits. The skin shows patchy tan orange coloration,
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  Speaker 1: more prominent over the lower extremities. The fingernails are short
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  Speaker 1: and yet trimmed, with irregular small patches of clear and
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  Speaker 1: white polish on some of the nails. The toenelles range
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  Speaker 1: from short to medium length. The great and second tonell
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  Speaker 1: on both feet show polish in a French tip pattern.
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  Speaker 1: The remaining nails are without polish. Identifying marks and scars.
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  Speaker 1: Identifying marks and scars include a tattooed reading wish you
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  Speaker 1: were here over the anterior left bicet, as well as
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  Speaker 1: numerous parallel linear scars over the left forearm evidence of injury.
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  Speaker 1: Note the wounds are described in an arbitrary order, which
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  Speaker 1: does not imply sequence or severity. Wound tracks are described
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  Speaker 1: for a body at rest in the anatomic position stab
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  Speaker 1: and incise wounds of head and neck twenty four plus
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  Speaker 1: entrance on the right frontal scalp, extending posteriorally and immediately
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  Speaker 1: across the midline from the hairline is a gaping approximately
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  Speaker 1: two and one half to three fourth inch linear incise
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  Speaker 1: wind wound with undermining extending posteroly and laterally. The anterolateral
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  Speaker 1: end is branched and shows irregular redibration at the margins,
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  Speaker 1: as well as a parallel linear redibration extending inferially from
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  Speaker 1: the end of the wound path. The hemorrhagic wound tract
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  Speaker 1: involves the skin, subcutaneous tissue, galia, and the outer table
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  Speaker 1: of the skull associated findings. There's moderate associated subscapular and hemorrhage.
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  Speaker 1: The outer table of the skull shows an approximately one
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  Speaker 1: eighth to three and sixteenth inch roughly triangular defect depth
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  Speaker 1: and direction. The wound track travels the decedents front to
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  Speaker 1: back and slightly left to right to a depth of
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  Speaker 1: approximately one inch two entrance on the right scalp is
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  Speaker 1: approximately one half till one sixteenth inch linear incise wound
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  Speaker 1: with discontinuous one sixteen inch red marginal abrasion and undermining
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  Speaker 1: extending laterally path. The hemorrhagic wound track involves the scalp,
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  Speaker 1: subcutaneous tissue and galia associated findings. There's an abundant associated
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  Speaker 1: subscalpular and hemorrhage depth in direction. The wound track travels
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  Speaker 1: from the decedons front to back, slightly left to right
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  Speaker 1: and downward to a depth of approximately three eighths of
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  Speaker 1: an inch three entrance on the left scalp is an
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  Speaker 1: approximately one third to four times up to sixteenth inch
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  Speaker 1: jay shaped incise wound with one sixteen to one fourth
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  Speaker 1: inch red marginal abrasion and slight undermining extending medially path.
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  Speaker 1: The hemorrhagic wound tracks involves the scalp, subcutaneous tissue and
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  Speaker 1: outer table of the skull. Associated findings. There is moderate
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  Speaker 1: associated subscalpular hemorrhage. The outer table of the skull shows
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  Speaker 1: a superficial curvel linear three fourths inch incis defect depth
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  Speaker 1: in direction. The wound track travels the deceedons front to
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  Speaker 1: back and slightly left to right to a depth of
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  Speaker 1: approximately three fourths of an inch four entrance on the
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  Speaker 1: left scalp is approximately two to one and a half
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  Speaker 1: up to three eighth inch of linear incise wound path.
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  Speaker 1: The minimally haemorrhagic wound tracks involves the scalp, subcutaneous tissue
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  Speaker 1: and the left temporalis muscle. Associated findings, there is approximately
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  Speaker 1: one to one fourth inch linear defect at the superior
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  Speaker 1: aspect of the left temporalis muscle with scant associated and
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  Speaker 1: intramuscular hemorrhage depth. In direction, the wound track travels from
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  Speaker 1: the decedons left to right and slightly back to front
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  Speaker 1: to a depth of approximately half an inch five Entrance
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  Speaker 1: on the left scalp is approximately one half to one
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  Speaker 1: sixteenth inch linear incise wound path. The hemorrhagic wound track
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  Speaker 1: involves the scalp and subcutaneous tissue associated findings. There is
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  Speaker 1: scant associated, subscapular and subgalial hemorrhage. Depth. In direction, the
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  Speaker 1: wound track travels from the decedents front to back and
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  Speaker 1: downward to a depth of approximately one fourth inch. Entrance
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  Speaker 1: on the left scalp is approximately three to fourth inch
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  Speaker 1: linear incise wound with undermining extended. Mediately faint purple echmosis
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  Speaker 1: surrounds this wound. The hemorrhagic wound tract involves the scalp
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  Speaker 1: and the subcutaneous tissue associated findings. Vocal, subscapular and hemorrhage
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  Speaker 1: surrounds this wound. Depth in direction, the wound track travels
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  Speaker 1: from the decedents back to front and slightly downward to
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  Speaker 1: a depth of approximately one fourth inch. On the medial
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  Speaker 1: left forehead is an approximately one to one fourth up
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  Speaker 1: to three eighth inch incise wound with undermining extending mediately.
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  Speaker 1: A regular tan abrasion is present at the margins of
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  Speaker 1: the wound. The medial wound edge shows dark brown discoloration path.
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  Speaker 1: The hemorrhagic wound tract involves the skin and subcutaneous tissue
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  Speaker 1: of the forehead and the outer table of the skull.
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  Speaker 1: Associated findings. Vocal subscapular hemorrhage surrounds this wound. The outer
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  Speaker 1: table of the skull shows approximately one to three eighth
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  Speaker 1: inch cluster of linear and defects, resulting in a posterily
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  Speaker 1: displaced segment of bone. Depth in direction, the wound track
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  Speaker 1: travels from the decededs front to back and left right
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  Speaker 1: to a depth of approximately one inch. Within the left
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  Speaker 1: eyebrow is a wound complex consisting of two perpendicularly intersecting
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  Speaker 1: incise wounds, each measuring nine sixteenth up to three eighth
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  Speaker 1: of an inch. Two parallel linear one five fourth inch
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  Speaker 1: tan abrasions extend from the superior edge of this wound
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  Speaker 1: complex path. The minimally hemorrhagic wound tracks involve the skin
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  Speaker 1: and subcutaneous tissue associated findings none depth and direction. The
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  Speaker 1: wound track travels from the decedons front to back to
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  Speaker 1: a depth of approximately one eighth inch ten. Entrance on
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  Speaker 1: the central forehead is approximately two up to one fourth
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  Speaker 1: inch incised wound with undermining extending leftward. Dark red marginal
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  Speaker 1: abrasion is present, most prominently at the right lateral and
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  Speaker 1: inferior margins path. The hemorrhagic wound tract involves the skin, scub,
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  Speaker 1: subcutaneous tissue and musculature of the forehead. Associated findings none.
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  Speaker 1: Depth in direction. The wound track travels from the decededs
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  Speaker 1: front to back and right to left to a depth
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  Speaker 1: of approximately one half inch. Entrance on the right medial
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  Speaker 1: forehead is approximately one to one fourth inch inch. Wound
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  Speaker 1: complex consisting of at least two intersecting incise wounds with
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  Speaker 1: one sixteenth to one eighth inch dark red marginal abrasion path.
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  Speaker 1: The hamorrhagic wound tracks involve the skin and subcutaneous tissue
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  Speaker 1: and the musculature. Associated findings none. All right, folks, we're
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  Speaker 1: gonna wrap up right here and in the next episode
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  Speaker 1: dealing with the topic, we're gonna pick up where we
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  Speaker 1: left off. All the information that goes with this episode
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