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Dr. Jessica Dwyer, the chief medical examiner who did an autopsy on 7-year-old Athena Strand after he death, took the stand Monday. She discussed her findings of the autopsy conducted on December 3, 2022, of Athena. She detailed the injuries that she found and testified that all the blows to Athena’s head happened when she was still alive.

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    @anomietoponymie2140

    I hate it when experts won’t speak the common language with common words. “Congestion.” Yes, good to explain what that means but you can also describe what that looks like. Does it mean swelling? Redness? Browness? Blueness? Blotchiness? Something else? What does this “congestion” look like so that people can understand. This expert is more intent on proving how smart, razor sharp and educated she is than on communicating to ordinary people what she found. Her make up and appearance say the same thing, “look at me.” In my profession, I always used common language along with the tech and professional jargon even when talking to other experts. It was much appreciated.

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    @jenniferherrington8380

    I knew it was horrible. But I didn’t realize it was so bad that they showed no photos, I have never seen that. I’m sure it’s happened but… at least the family was spared that. Heartbreaking, I can’t even begin to imagine that pain.

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