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Information that would be available to the police and other information that's critically important in determining the precise cause of the accident, but there is no hotel room i have ever stayed in that would allow for a fall significant enough to cause this kind of head injury. this is the kind of injury that might occur from a traffic accident, might occur from an assault, might occur from a fall down a flight of stairs. but it really raises to me more questions than it provides answers. >> and so if that's what stood out to me, too, because he had fractures apparently to his eye sockets. h...

Might expect in a typical hotel room. >> reporter: he bases that on the fact that the autopsy says he had injuries to his eye sockets and side of his head. he said if someone came into his emergency with those injuries -- >> i would be concerned that they were involved in a motor vehicle accident, a fall down a flight of stairs, a fall from a large height, an assault. >> reporter: but experts say it is still possible to suffer a head injury which the victim thinks is minor at first but then gets gradually worse. >> you have a significant blow, you may develop some -- at the time what is sort o...

Side. he also had tested positive for covid-19, that was back in december. >> forensic pathologist dr. priya banagit joins us now. the autopsy showed fractures around his eye sockets, fractures common in other places on the skull when trauma to the head happens. when you look at this, does this look to you look a major fall took place? >> yes. first of all, condolences to his family. thank you for having me. i can't imagine the impact that this has had on them knowing the details are out there. this is a significant fall. it takes a lot of force as they said, blunt force trauma to the head to ...

This is one of the worst cases of animal cruelty we have seen, says rescue group chief

I've heard her say mama. >> i know it's hard to imagine that. >> i do hear her in my dreams. that's hurtful. >> i can imagine. >> i'm sorry so sorry. >> as the words stopped, the hitting started. >> from age 4 to age 6 was really hard because we would take turns on who was going to hold and lay with her and make sure she's not going to punch her face and break her nose and break her eye sockets. >> watch what you're doing. that's right. the developmental pediatrician say it's autism. >> that was around age 4. >> uh-huh s. >> what was that like to hear? >> terrifying. i knew nothing about it. c...