Labels:text | screenshot | font OCR: autopsy 2:35 DESCRIPTION OF BODY Continued A small relatively clean puncture hole, .30 inches in diameter, is visible in the wetsuit material on the victim's left anterior chest. The area around the entrance wound on the wetsuit is slightly abraded and contains a tiny amount of blood, type A Positive, matching the victim's, probably from seepage. A luminol test reveals no blood spatter anywhere near the wound entrance. A nearly identical hole is visible on the rear of the wetsuit, angled approximately 6° downward and slightly to the left of the entrance wound on the victim's front. The rear puncture hole, similar in look and appearance to the front, is approximagely .37 inches in diameter. It is also relatively clean with minimal amounts of blood seepage into the surrounded wetsuit material. The body is trim with exceptional muscle tone. Deceased appears to be healthy and in excellent physical condition. The hair is dark brown and curly, varying in length from 3 cm at the nape of the neck to 11 cm at the crown. Eyes are hazel. Both pupils exhibit normal dilation. Teeth are in good condition. No cavities visible. A chest wound corresponding to the wetsuit puncture is visible on the victim's left anterior chest. There is a small ring of abrasion at the entrance site, other than which the entrance wound is clean. The wound is approximately 9 cm from the victim's mid-line and 34 em from the top of the head. An internal PAGE
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