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Explain The Autopsies Report Mabry

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The Autopsies report, And Kathy Mabry The autopsies report is the second eye that criminal investigator use to aid him in understanding what injuries has happen in a suspicious deaths to a victim's by answering the following questions. What type of weapon was employed? If multiple wounds were inflicted ,which wound was fatal? How long did the victim live after the injury? What position was the victim in at the time of the assault? From what direction was the force applied? Is there any evidence of a struggle or self-defense? Is there any evidence of rape or other sex-related acts? Was the deceased under the influence of alcohol or any type of drug?( this is an analysis that is done by a Toxicologist).

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