POST MORTEM EXAMINATION REPORT

External Appearance:-

                   A dead body of a male aged about 35 years lying dead on post-mortem table with eyes closed, wearing white coloured Shalwar and Qameez with blood stained. Rigor mortis was present. Post-mortem staining was present on depending parts. I observed following injuries on his person:-

Injuries:-

1.           An entrance wound of 4 x 2 cm at medial border of left clavicle, fracturing calvicle bone, burning was present on margins, 02 cm from interior mid line.

2.           An entrance wound of 6 X 4cm at left upper chest with burning present on margins, 4cm medical to left nipple, 4cm lateral to interior mid-line and 8cm below to injury No.1.

3.           An exit wound of 1 X 1cm with averted margins at lateral side of left chest, 6cm below to left axillary’s fosse.

4.           An exit wound of 1 X 1c with averted margins at lateral side of left chest, 8cm below to left axillary’s fosse.

5.           An exit wound of 1 x 1cm with averted margins at lateral side of left chest, 10cm below to left axillary’s fosse.

6.           An exit wound of 1 X 1cm with averted margins at lateral side of left chest, 10cm below to left axillary’s fosse, 02 cm from injury No.5.

7.           A bruise of 8cm x 8cm at lateral wall of left chest, 12cm below from left axillary’s fosse.

Cranium and Spinal Cord.

                   Healthy.

Thorax.

                   Walls, ribs and cartilages were found damaged ,pleurae was damaged, right and left lungs were damaged, pericardium and heart were also damaged, blood vessels were also damaged, larynx and tracheae were found healthy.

Abdomen.

                   All the organs of abdomen were found healthy, however, stomach contained about 200ml Semi-Digested Food. Bladder contained about 150ml urine. Organs of generation were found healthy and well developed.

FRACTURE:-

                   Left clavicle was fractured.

Opinion.

                   In my opinion the cause of death in this case was hemorrhage and shock which were caused by injuries No.1 and 2. These injuries were grievous in nature and anti-mortem. These injuries were caused by fire-arm. The probable time between injury and death was five to six minutes while between death and post-mortem was within 7 to 8 hours about.

                   After conducting post-mortem a well stitched dead body along with last worn clothes, police papers, carbon copy of post-mortem report and a sealed bottle contained seven pallets was handed-over to POLICE CONSTABLE.

                   Ex-PD is the correct carbon copy of post-mortem report and Ex-PD/1 and Ex-PD/2 is the pictorial diagrams showing the seats of injuries which are in my hand writing and bears my signatures and stamp. I also endorsed injury statement Ex-PE and inquest report Ex-PF.