that both frontal lobes were bruised, but the one on the right was more bruised than the one on the left - geesh, Dave, of course the skull fracture was the worst
Here's a theory I had so many years ago on another board - if you can remember those days, it's was really a long time ago, wasn't it? I too thought that her mother had grabbed her by her shirt and shook her and her head hit something - that deep v shaped bruise on her neck appears to be knuckles pressed into flesh, that would explain the several furrows around her neck, and the petechial hemmorages would be caused by the shaking, not the very mild "strangulation". I think the shaking/strangling/head wound happened simultaneously with the head wound. The lowest furrow on her neck is in direct line with the v shaped bruise.
Here's a theory I had so many years ago on another board - if you can remember those days, it's was really a long time ago, wasn't it? I too thought that her mother had grabbed her by her shirt and shook her and her head hit something - that deep v shaped bruise on her neck appears to be knuckles pressed into flesh, that would explain the several furrows around her neck, and the petechial hemmorages would be caused by the shaking, not the very mild "strangulation". I think the shaking/strangling/head wound happened simultaneously with the head wound. The lowest furrow on her neck is in direct line with the v shaped bruise.