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case_images: Illustration of the skeleton showing the locations of the injuries.
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case_images: Several traumatic injuries on all skeleton segments (Figure 3), except the neurocranium, were observed at autopsy.
case_images: Sharp force and blunt force trauma on the maxilla, mandible, and clavicle.
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case_images: Injuries were seen on the maxilla and mandible, as well as the clavicle (Figure 4).
case_images: Sternum showing complete section with loss of the lower third of the manubrium. A rare anatomical variation was also seen at this site, a so-called suprasternal or episternal bone (see the red circle).
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case_images: There was also an interesting and rare anatomical variation, a so-called suprasternal or episternal bone (Figure 5).
case_images: Several false starts with eversion of the bone margins on both scapulas and the proximal epiphysis of the left ulna (see the red circles).
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case_images: The humerus and radius showed injuries caused by blunt force and sharp force trauma (Figures 6 and 7).
case_images: Sharp and blunt force trauma on the humerus and radius.
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case_images: The humerus and radius showed injuries caused by blunt force and sharp force trauma (Figures 6 and 7).
case_images: The spine mainly showed sharp force trauma on all its segments and cut impact marks (see the red circles).
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case_images: The spine mainly showed sharp-blunt force trauma on all its segments and cut impact marks, as shown in Figure 8.
case_images: The sacrum and left ilium showed chop wounds. Cut marks, fracture lines, false starts, and hard tissue loss were observed on these bone surfaces.
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case_images: The sacrum showed chop wounds (Figure 9), which are injuries usually caused by a heavy weapon or tool with at least one sharp cutting edge, like an axe or a machete. Cut marks, fracture lines, and hard tissue loss were observed on the bone surface (Figure 9).
case_images: Blunt, sharp, and chop injuries at the distal epiphysis of the femurs and their diaphysis.
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case_images: The lower limbs also showed blunt, sharp, and chop injuries at the distal epiphysis of the femurs and their diaphysis (Figure 10).
case_images: Distal epiphysis of the left tibia showed injuries consistent with false starts.
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case_images: The distal epiphysis of the left tibia showed injuries consistent with false starts (Figure 11).