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07-27-2013, 02:50 PM
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Various Firearm Injuries
Bullet embedded in liver  Bullet embedded in skull  Pathway of bullet through head  Bullet embedded in temporal muscle  Bullet embedded in conjunctival sac  Bullet embedded in subcutaneous tissue  Bullet embedded in the SELLA TURCICA region - great shot, right in the pituitary gland   Bullet graze  Bullet track through cerebral lobe  Bullet track through the eye and nose  Bullet track through brain  Charred body with gunshot exit wound  Concealed gunshot wounds through aural orifice  Embedded deformed bullet  Deformed bullet upon removal  Exit of bullet through cervical spine (in neck)  Exit of bullet through thoracic spine (in chest)  Entrance wound in skull  Larger exit wound  Exit wound with exuded brain tissue  Gunshot entrance wound  Gunshot through the Bible - unknown if owner was saved or condemned as a result  GSW tattooing (resorting to abbreviations now as need a brew)  GSW to heart  GSWs to chest  GSW pathway through toes - as illustrated with a straightened wire coat-hanger (like in 3rd pic)  Shotgun cartridge seen in cartilage of entrance wound to nose (say that when drunk  ) Multiple small exit wounds  Shotgun cartridge seen through entrance wound beneath ear/in jaw  |
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07-27-2013, 09:33 PM
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Re: Various Firearm Injuries
Amazing how the bullet seems to melt the brain. No wonder it's almost always a one hit kill.
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at the 5th pic
