In Session The witness repeats that one of the abrasions on Savio’s body were fresh. “Dr. Mitchell did not say it was healing in any way, shape, or form . . . it appeared to be a fresh abrasion to me, without signs of healing.” “Dr. Mitchell mentions an injury to the buttock?” “Yes.” “How do you reconcile that?” Objection/Overruled. “I don’t know if it was a mistake . . .” Objection/Sustained. “Do you see a conflict between those two statements?” “Oh, they are contradictory.” “And you’d consider this abrasion a serious injury?” “Oh, yes . . . the surface of the tub was smooth and not rough. And if she was taking a bath at the time, it was wet.” Objection/Overruled. “And it’s your opinion that that abrasion was not caused by a fall in that tub?” “Yes.” Objection/Sustained. “At the second autopsy, that you performed, you made a significant effort to determine if there were any significant bruising to the back and arms?” “Yes . . . I found no bruises in those locations. All the bruises were to the front of her body.”
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