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Deceased. reporter: what was the nature of her injury? it was a shotgun slug. it had entered below her right shoulder, and exited out her back. reporter: was it your sense that she would ve died quickly? we wanted to know, was it right away, or could it have been minutes? i spoke to the medical examiner, he had thought she could ve stayed alive for 3 to 5 minutes after the inner jury. reporter: it was after he approached the bedroom that he found two spent shotguns shells. right outside the door, those i don t pick up. those stay for a crime scene team to process. but i noticed, a 12 gauge shot shelves that were spent. reporter: two of them? two of them. reporter: two shots. two loud shots. one hit jan, but the other one? there was a hole through the wall in the bedroom. it appeared one round, had been fired and missed.
ReporterSenseBackShotgun-slugShoulderInjuryNatureMedical-examinerJury35BedroomPossible for him to have been in that position without being killed by the first gunshot. the pillows said in the line, work filled with tiny fragments of the slog that went through jan. yet mr. kruse did not have scratches, or pieces of metal during his first interview with police, later that morning. it wasn t just lead on, or, in his pillows. the crime scene team counted 15 to 25 droplets of blood that were in the position that mr. crews claimed to be in at the time that the gunshot went off. magically, these blood shots would ve gone through him, and landed on the mattress bed, or the pillows, without touching him? what i argue to the jury was, depending on his position in the bed, he either gets blood, or bullet.
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