Okay, so I left the pizzagate community a few months ago because I burned out, but I'm back now (under a new name because I couldn't remember my old one) and looking into Chris Cornell/Chester Bennington deaths.
I looked through the autopsy report and I can't find where they explain where the blood in the bathroom came from (this could very well be because I am simply missing it), I would really appreciate some help. here is the archived link to autopsy.
I am also having trouble explaining where the blood on the outside of the bathroom door came from?
http://imgur.com/a/VOxHA (both of these were obtained from tmz's police photos here is the archived link to photos.
anyway, just things that I've found that don't really make sense, I would appreciate any input.
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Vox_Pacem ago
If they had a catheter into the Antecubital, it could lose a lot of blood during CPR. The body was between rigor mortis and dependent lividity when they found it, which is weird. If he was that far along, they wouldn't have started CPR, IV's and put in an ET tube, and the blood wouldn't have been that fresh either. Not fresh enough for it to be pumped out of a catheter during CPR.. on a body that's already in rigor mortis.
maybe i'm overlooking something obvious, but you don't start lifesaving treatments on a body that has an unknown time of death and rigor mortis.. you call the coroner to pronounce death.. and you don't get that kind of blood out of it.