Does the actual time COD injuries (sharp force injuries) happened, matter at all?
CR after seeing earbud in his lap + remembrance of body in trunk? (Because the head bleeding is not COD according to ME preliminary report) when he noticed head had blood on it when he took her out of the trunk. He remembered this right ..”oh there’s a body in my trunk” something to that effect.
COD sharp force injuries is not included in blocked memory part of his story. Or he would have said that. Or did he just not notice, She had sports bra on, blood or bleeding would have been there for him to also see. I took her out of trunk and she was bleeding from her head , chest, and stomach.
When did COD injuries happen?
Memory no longer blocked so he drives to 200 and 460, He takes her out of trunk, He dragged her then carried her over the shoulder into cornfield still not noticing the blood on her chest and abdomen?
Then COD injuries happened when he was not blocked in the cornfield when he placed her body face up? Not during blocked period, not in the trunk, not when he carried her over his shoulder but when he put her bodydown from over his shoulder, face up in cornfield.
Multiple sharp force injuries
The Iowa State Medical Examiner conducted an autopsy on the body believed to be Mollie Tibbetts on August 22nd. It was determined that the body was, in fact, the missing college student. The manner of death was preliminarily determined to be homicide resulting from
multiple sharp force injuries.
Sharp force injuries are characterized by a well-defined traumatic separation of tissues, occurring when a sharp-edged or pointed object comes into contact with the skin and underlying tissues. There are three types of sharp force injuries: stab wounds, incised wounds, and chop wounds.
A stab wound and chop wound are pretty self-explanatory.
What is an incised wound?These types of wounds are caused by a clean, sharp-edged object such as a knife, box cutter, razor, metal, or glass splinter. An incised wound is usually longer than it is deep.
In contrast, stab wounds are sharp force injuries caused by a pointed instrument but the depth of the wound is greater than the length of the wound.
Mollie Tibbetts' Cause Of Death Released — And What Does 'Sharp Force Injury' Mean?