antiquegirl
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This was my initial thought with the description given by the Dr. of "compression." I was thinking a squeezing, like a super strong bear hug.
It will be interesting to read the news reports and see how this testimony is quoted. So far there have been several different words used. I would really like to know exactly what the Dr. said.
Salem
Salem, it's hard to know what the pathologist said "exactly", as every reporter Tweets his/her own version. But, as n/t posted, this is one:
London Free Press‏@RaffertyLFP
Kicking, stomping, compression of the chest listed as ways could be injured.
And a couple of others:
AM980.ca‏@AM980_Court
Tori was burried under rocks. Which added to the injuries found on her body.
Avery Moore‏@AveryFreeFMNews
Pollanen says children's ribs tend to be more resilient and pliable than adult ribs
Based on the above Tweet, and the fact that there has been no testimony suggesting otherwise, I find it very hard to believe that any of the rib fractures occurred as a result of a bear hug. It seems much more feasible to me that the "kicking, stomping" and/or heavy rocks on top of Tori (all in evidence) were the cause of the fractures.
JMO