Anton Vaganov/ReutersA Wagner mercenary who’d recently returned home to Russia after waging war in Ukraine was brutally beaten by a “professional boxer” and left in a coma, according to local media reports.Alexander Kozhevin, 32, apparently dodged a lengthy prison term by joining the ranks of Russia’s notorious shadow army—he was sentenced to 11 years in 2020 for the large-scale sale of drugs, according to Yekaterinburg Online.His mother, Lyudmila, expressed outrage that her son’s attacker was s
this is new and significant information. how hard of a blow would it have to be to cause the trauma described in this autopsy report. thanks for having me. it s very important to understand we don t know a lot about this situation. the brain is housed in the skull. the skull is meant to protect you from impacts like this. it would take a significant impact to actually crack the skull which we see here. it s here in the occipital bone in the back of your head and it extends to the right temporal bone as well. he also has fractured on the front of his face as well. so trying to predict how he fell or what he hit becomes a little bit difficult and a little bit confusing. but it sounds like from what you re saying, you re talking about the back of the head, the side, and also to the front of the head, multiple trauma, breaks the skull, bleeding. this wasn t just kind of like stumbling and hitting your head on the back of the headboard. something very significant, it seems like, occurre
mary todd lincoln: [sobbing]. dr. charles leale: it s a bullet wound. occipital bone here. removal of a clot has relieved pressure on the brain. mary todd lincoln: [sobbing]. lieutenant bolton: ladies! gentleman! the president is being attended by physicians! please make your way in orderly fashion to the street! dr. charles leale: i m opening up his larynx for a free passage of air. i need you and you to lift his arms and manipulate them back and forth. up and down to expand his thorax. mary todd lincoln: [sobbing]. dr. charles leale: feeble. respiration not satisfactory. mary todd lincoln: [sobbing]. maj. rathbone: here, here s brandy! keene: may i hold his head? mary todd lincoln: [sobbing]
mary todd lincoln: [sobbing]. dr. charles leale: it s a bullet wound. occipital bone here. removal of a clot has relieved pressure on the brain. mary todd lincoln: [sobbing]. lieutenant bolton: ladies! gentleman! the president is being attended by physicians! please make your way in orderly fashion to the street! dr. charles leale: i m opening up his larynx for a free passage of air. i need you and you to lift his arms and manipulate them back and forth. up and down to expand his thorax. mary todd lincoln: [sobbing]. dr. charles leale: feeble. respiration not satisfactory. mary todd lincoln: [sobbing]. maj. rathbone: here, here s brandy! keene: may i hold his head? mary todd lincoln: [sobbing]
mary todd lincoln: [sobbing]. dr. charles leale: it s a bullet wound. occipital bone here. removal of a clot has relieved pressure on the brain. mary todd lincoln: [sobbing]. lieutenant bolton: ladies! gentleman! the president is being attended by physicians! please make your way in orderly fashion to the street! dr. charles leale: i m opening up his larynx for a free passage of air. i need you and you to lift his arms and manipulate them back and forth. up and down to expand his thorax. mary todd lincoln: [sobbing]. dr. charles leale: feeble. respiration not satisfactory. mary todd lincoln: [sobbing]. maj. rathbone: here, here s brandy! keene: may i hold his head? mary todd lincoln: [sobbing]