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Coroner's Report Of The Examination Of Gretchen

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How would you feel if you were stabbed in the back by your best friend? In this story, a girl was stabbed in the back by her friend. Gretchen is a mean, firm, powerful and popular girl. Her friend's enviousness fueled their actions to commit such a malignant act. Sara, Brenda, and the rest of the clique murdered Gretchen. Exhibit number 4 (Coroner’s Report) was an official report of the examination of Gretchen’s body, and how it was affected by the act. Official reports showed different wound marks around her body done by different attackers. She was stabbed 23 times around her body at the same time. This insight led me to believe that all of her friends murdered her simultaneously. The report provides a significant piece of evidence, due to its …show more content…

“ (Exhibit 4). The quote goes in depth and details about the act. It provides evidence to prove that the whole clique murdered Gretchen. The mention of Gretchen being stabbed 23 times around her body, by different attackers at the same time supports the claim. Exhibit number 7 (Anonymous note left for Gretchen) was a note written by an anonymous person warning Gretchen about the future. They warned Gretchen not to go to the dance because something bad would happen to her. The person who wrote the note, claimed to have overheard Sara and Brenda discussing what they plan on doing to Gretchen on the day of the dance. They were planning to take Gretchen down in a harsh manner. The writer also claims that the clique is jealous of Gretchen’s popularity and power. There was also a possibility that Gretchen couldn’t have seen the note, because the anonymous writer left it on her windshield. Don’t go tonight. I really think there is something shady afoot, and you are in danger. Seriously, Sara and Brenda were talking to Megan, Melissa, Sherry, Beth. Gloria and Alice. These are girls from your past that are jealous of your status. and will do anything to take you down” (Exhibit

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