Thanks, cynic. Very helpful illustration of the anatomy, and a difficult-to-view photo of RZs injuries.
One analysis I read regarding Rebeccas injuries suggested that after RZ was knocked down, she was pulled by her feet across something rough. But Ive actually no solid idea as to how those injuries were created. However, on a different tack triggered by viewing these injuries, it reinforces my belief that she fought for her life and called for help before being permanently silenced. This is so obvious even without all the rest of the evidence.
When I witnessed the pain of Pari Zahau and Mary Zahau-Loehner, it was staggering to hear AS call this family poseurs (posers). Im still speechless that this familys pain is characterized so cavalierly as posturing.
To have an idea of the caring family life Rebecca had, one has only to pay attention. Their love and care towards Rebecca was on view before and during the court case; their experience of her passion for life, in spite of challenges, created the knowledge that she would not leave them by suicide.
I didnt notice that much was spoken by her younger siblings as one would expect. But I came across a poem by her younger brother. It was introduced in an interview of Rebeccas brother in law with the hope that sharing this with others might somehow alleviate some of her younger brothers sadness.
Many of you have likely seen this, but it illustrates my point of Rebeccas love within her family.
Excerpt from Highlight Hollywood (
http://highlighthollywood.com/2011/...clusive-interview-with-zahaus-brother-in-law/)
"The love you gave me I will never forget, Love so strong it could have calmed a storm, Love so strong it could have stilled newborn, Love so strong it became part of my life.
"You were taken away from me and I am broken, My heart and soul are devastated, My mind could be a mad mans, My spirit is filled with hate and fury.
"But why try to live a life so rotten and cold? I shall break the chains of my darkened soul, I shall believe in your path of love that you lived, Your faith and joy I will try to recreate. All that you have done I will never forget, But before I begin my journey of love to the last breath,
"I will say that I will have Sorrow Till Death."
To my sister Becky, who died in July.
In the meantime, as the Zahau family attempts to deal with unending loss, AS will return to his life in Memphis, to his job, to the enjoyment of dining out, to his relationship(s). And as he has adopted the role of the injured party, ranting about defamation and wrongful prosecution, the only poseur I see in this picture, is AS himself.
JMHO.