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Analysis of blunt head injuries in a forensic case
00:00 - 05:10 (05:10)
The diagnosis of the cause of death in Darlene R. Hulse, a 28-year-old woman, was blunt head injuries causing extensive bruising and deep tears on the face and head, with evidence of subarachnoid hemorrhage on the surface of the brain.
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The hosts examine the cause of death in Darlene's case, specifically the pathologist's 1984 findings that didn't quite make sense.
00:00 - 01:34 (01:34)
True Crime
Summary
The hosts examine the cause of death in Darlene's case, specifically the pathologist's 1984 findings that didn't quite make sense. They hope that this revelation will shed new light on the case and uncover the truth.
ChapterAnalysis of blunt head injuries in a forensic case
Episode14 of 15: A Massive Revelation
PodcastThe Deck Investigates
The medical examination of a corpse reveals diffuse scalp and internal hemorrhage over the brain's surface, along with subarachnoid hemorrhage.
01:34 - 05:10 (03:36)
Crime Investigation
Summary
The medical examination of a corpse reveals diffuse scalp and internal hemorrhage over the brain's surface, along with subarachnoid hemorrhage. The examination also indicates rare fractures of the hyoid bone caused by strangulation, common in true crime scenarios.