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English: Body of Nicole Brown Simpson after her 1994 murder.

Nicole Brown Simpson Autopsy Report:

“I. Incised wound of neck:

A. Transection of left and right common carotid arteries.

B. Incisions, left and right internal jugular veins

C. Transection of thyrohyoid membrane, epiglottis, and hypopharynx.

D. Incision into cervical spine, C3.

II. Multiple stab wound of neck and scalp (total of seven).

III. Multiple injuries of hands, including incised wound, ring finger of right hand (defense wound).

IV. Scalp bruise, right parietal”
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https://www.crimeonline.com/2017/07/19/o-j-simpson-crime-scene-photos-warning-graphic-images/

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Autor Los Angeles Police Department

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