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:yesss: I have ALWAYS thought the stab wounds happened then... always.
I concur.
My own opinion is that he was too strong to have been taken 'aware', even by a very determined murderess.
He had to be attacked from behind -- quickly, viciously, and mercilessly. The back wounds which are close together were likely inflicted in very rapid succession, because when the victim eventually moved, the inflicted wounds would be more distant from each other.
After the initial stabbing he did move, to escape, but he was already shocked from the surprise, experiencing pain from the multiple stab wounds he was trying to ward off as she continued to rapidly lunge at him with the long knife, slicing his hands, arm, legs, head and torso while he was slipping around in a wet shower stall, trying to escape.
She then shot him in the head, but he wouldn't die quickly enough. So she stabbed him fatally (superior vena cava, near the cardiac base), sliced through his carotid artery, jugular vein and airway. He bled out very rapidly, finally ceasing to breathe and move. These wounds are documented photographically and in the autopsy report.
Try as she might, Jodi cannot explain these away -- hair color notwithstanding.