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Craigslist escort Shannan Gilbert may have been tortured before death: autopsy
Posted 2:29 PM, February 12, 2016, by Mary Murphy, Updated at 05:52pm, February 12, 2016
PIX 11
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"Almost all of the skeletal bones were recovered and appeared normal. There was no evidence of trauma. However, the larynx was missing and only the body of the hyoid bone was found; the two greater horns of that neck bone were missing. These structures, the larynx and the hyoid bone, are often fractured during homicidal manual strangulation. My examination of the recovered body of the hyoid bone, after it had been anthropologically de-fleshed, showed a roughness at the margins where the separated bones had been attached."
Baden found no evidence to support the theory that drugs might have caused her to fall into the water.
Baden concluded, "There is insufficient information to determine a definite cause of death, but the autopsy findings are consistent with strangulation."
New Shannan Gilbert autopsy reveals ‘disturbing’ findings in Gilgo Beach case, medical examiner says
Posted 11:59 AM, February 12, 2016, by Jeremy Tanner, Updated at 02:39pm, February 12, 2016
PIX 11
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“There is no evidence whatsoever that Shannan Gilbert died a natural death,” former New York City medical examiner Michael Baden wrote in the report. “There is no evidence whatsoever that Shannan Gilbert died from a drug overdose, and there is no evidence whatsoever that Shannan Gilbert died from drowning.”
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“I know there’s a lot of coverups I don’t know who’s involved . . . I believe it’s all connected,” said Stevie Smith, one of Gilbert’s sisters. “I’m angry at the cop who took so long to get to the scene, I’m angry at the residents of the gated community, I’m angry at the driver who was hired to protect her and I’m angry at anyone who knows the truth and isn’t saying anything.”
Posted 2:29 PM, February 12, 2016, by Mary Murphy, Updated at 05:52pm, February 12, 2016
PIX 11
[...]
"Almost all of the skeletal bones were recovered and appeared normal. There was no evidence of trauma. However, the larynx was missing and only the body of the hyoid bone was found; the two greater horns of that neck bone were missing. These structures, the larynx and the hyoid bone, are often fractured during homicidal manual strangulation. My examination of the recovered body of the hyoid bone, after it had been anthropologically de-fleshed, showed a roughness at the margins where the separated bones had been attached."
Baden found no evidence to support the theory that drugs might have caused her to fall into the water.
Baden concluded, "There is insufficient information to determine a definite cause of death, but the autopsy findings are consistent with strangulation."
New Shannan Gilbert autopsy reveals ‘disturbing’ findings in Gilgo Beach case, medical examiner says
Posted 11:59 AM, February 12, 2016, by Jeremy Tanner, Updated at 02:39pm, February 12, 2016
PIX 11
[...]
“There is no evidence whatsoever that Shannan Gilbert died a natural death,” former New York City medical examiner Michael Baden wrote in the report. “There is no evidence whatsoever that Shannan Gilbert died from a drug overdose, and there is no evidence whatsoever that Shannan Gilbert died from drowning.”
[...]
“I know there’s a lot of coverups I don’t know who’s involved . . . I believe it’s all connected,” said Stevie Smith, one of Gilbert’s sisters. “I’m angry at the cop who took so long to get to the scene, I’m angry at the residents of the gated community, I’m angry at the driver who was hired to protect her and I’m angry at anyone who knows the truth and isn’t saying anything.”