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originally posted by: Mahogany
a reply to: SecretKnowledge
That's what they found. He was on the ground, bleeding out, when the final shots came. Prior to those final shots would have been the right time to attempt to provide aid.
They shot him three times through the testicles if you look at all the diagrams at the end of the autopsy. Pretty brutal.
originally posted by: watchitburn
a reply to: Mahogany
Good.
Gotta make an example of those dirty commies.
originally posted by: watchitburn
a reply to: Mahogany
Good.
Gotta make an example of those dirty commies.
This 26 year old Hispanic male was shot multiple times after he reportedly shot and wounded a
Georgia State Patrol Officer.
The autopsy revealed at least 57 gunshot wounds. Soot, stippling, searing and gunpower
residue were not found in association with any of the above described clothing or around any of
the gunshot wounds.
The gunshot wounds involved the head, torso, and the bilateral upper and lower extremities
including the hands and right foot.
Collectively, the gunshots resulted in his death and therefore the cause of death is designated
as multiple gunshot wounds. However, the gunshot wound to the head would have been fatal
by itself as would have some of the other gunshots such as letter “C”.
Varying amounts of hemorrhage were associated with most of the gunshot wounds except for
some of those involving the lower legs. This bleeding indicates that the deceased was alive with
some element of pulse and blood pressure when the wounds were inflicted. Because of the
above described hemorrhage in the wound track, it is unlikely that the gunshot wound to the
head (A) which partially transected the brainstem was the first wound inflicted. None of the other
gunshots would have caused him to become immediately unconscious or incapacitated.
Since most shootings involving multiple gunshots are dynamic events attempts to place the
decedent in any particular position at a specific point in time is fraught with potential inaccuracies.
There are too many variables with respect to movement of the decedent and the shooters to
draw definitive conclusions concerning Mr. Teran’s body position.
The designation of entrance and exit wounds was performed as best possible. However, some
wound tracks of the lower extremities overlapped and/or intersected with others and therefore
were not traced individually.
Intact projectiles and/or fragments were recovered from fourteen (14) of the wound tracks and/or
the deceased’s clothing. All of these projectiles and/or fragments were sent to the firearms
section of the Georgia State Crime Laboratory for further analysis.
Fabric was found on gunshot entrance wounds “C” and “KK” and on the medial left thigh.
The autopsy including microscopic examination of tissues autopsy did not reveal any evidence
of significant pre-existing natural disease processes.
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Manuel Paez Teran
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The postmortem cardiac blood contained the following:
Cotinine Presump Pos ng/mL
Delta-9 Carboxy THC 41 ng/mL
Delta-9 THC 8.8 ng/mL
Mitragynine 35 ng/mL
The mitragynine level was not in what is typically considered the toxic or lethal range.
originally posted by: belowbottomfact
I'm pretty confused here guys, did the guy fire his gun?
shrinke.me...
I saw a discussion in the comment section and apparently there's no gunpowder on his hand?