1:09:06
From the patent decomposition of the body
and water temperature of 72 degrees...
1:09:11
...it is estimated the deceased has been
in the water for a period of seven days.
1:09:16
Last Saturday.
1:09:17
Body evidence is two gunshot wounds,
medium thoracic perforating...
1:09:21
...the lower third of the sternum.
Evidence of slight powder flaking.
1:09:26
No evidence of exit wound.
Second wound is above the right eye.
1:09:30
Patent evidence
of powder and gas scorching.
1:09:34
Exit wound lateral to second vertebra.
1:09:41
You're going to get a bullet.
1:09:46
A bit smashed up, but a bullet.
1:09:50
May I?
1:10:00
Let me see.
1:10:06
Looks like a. 38.
1:10:07
Yeah, maybe nine millimeter.
Practically the same.
1:10:10
Let's measure it.
1:10:12
Lee, can I have the caliper?
1:10:16
Thanks.
1:10:28
.38.
1:10:32
Something wrong?
1:10:36
What's wrong?
1:10:42
Nothing. It's a. 38.
1:10:49
- Here's a surprise for you.
- What?
1:10:52
- There's water in the lungs.
- So?
1:10:56
Two gunshots wounds in him,
and he was alive at the bottom the lake.
1:10:59
Cause of death: Asphyxiation by drowning.