doctor, these displays are tli dimensional, is that correct? yes, they are. the clothing has been packaged where all four sides of the clothing can be seen, is that correct? that is correct. in a few minutes, we ll be asking you questions about gunshot wounds basically to the genital area or between the legs of mr. davis. did you examine these boxer shorts to see if there was evidence of gunshot in that area? yes, i did. did you find any evidence of gunshots? yes, i did. can you show the jurors where you found them? apparently, the jury is looking at the front. i m going to turn this aren t and you can see the back or what we call the posterior aspect. at the back on the seat is a hole.
the best way to help the decedent at this point is to remain objective. on this day her job is clear-cut. we want to determine the cause of death. in a case of a gunshot wound case, we re going to recover the bullet or bullets. the posterior aspect whatever she finds will be turned over to investigators. my role is to do a complete examination, to gather all of the physical evidence that i can, to document that physical evidence to the best of my ability and by doing so, that allows the victim to tell me the story and then i should tell the story to those people who have the right to know. dr. corey finds that the victim s wounds provide clues. clues that will help investigators determine a key detail how close the gun was to the victim. we can, by looking at the skin surface, get an estimate as to how far away the muzzle was from the skin surface when the
family. the best way to help the decedent at this point is to remain objective. on this day her job is clear-cut. we want to determine the cause of death. in a case of a gunshot wound case, we re going to recover the bullet or bullets. the posterior aspect whatever she finds will be turned over to investigators. my role is to do a complete examination, to gather all of the physical evidence that i can, to document that physical evidence to the best of my ability and by doing so, that allows the victim to tell me the story and then i should tell the story to those people who have the right to know. dr. corey finds that the victim s wounds provide clues. clues that will help investigators determine a key detail how close the gun was to the victim. we can, by looking at the skin surface, get an estimate as to how far away the muzzle was