POST
MORTEM REPORT
(DURING PROSECUTION EVIDENCE)
Dr. (NAME OF THE DOCTOR),
Incharge Post Mortem Unit, Forensic Medical Department, (NAME OF THE
INSTITUTION/HOSPITAL) as PW-09 stated that
on 00.00.0000, at presenting dead body of (NAME AND PARENTAGE OF THE
DEAD BODY) having age about 60 years, identified by (NAME OF THE
IDENTIFIER), he conducted post mortem at 04.00 PM and his observation was
as under:-
EXTERNAL APPEARANCE.
It was a dead body of an old
man of healthy built of stated age, dressed in light blue colored Qameez (shirt)
Shalwar (trouser) and white Buniyan (vest/singlet),
stained with blood. Qameez and Buniyan were torn, blackening is present on
Qameez and wound site. Corresponding holes were present on upper cloths. Eyes
and mouth were closed. Rigor mortus were present and post mortem staining was
present on back.
INJURIES.
1-A A firearm wound of entry 1x1cm in size with
inverted and abraded margins on front of left chest 4cm from midline and 8cm
from left nipple.
1-B A firearm wound of exit 1-1/2 x 1cm in size
with everted margins on postro-lateral side of left chest 8cm below left exilla
and 15cm from midline.
2. An abrasion 2x1cm on nasal bridge.
On dissection, third rib was fractured,
heart, left lung were perforated and 7th rib of left chest was
fracture.
CRANIUM
AND SPINAL CORD.
Scalp and skull were found health and the remaining were
not opened.
THORAX.
Walls, ribs and cartilages, left pleura, heart and left
lung were injured as stated and the remaining were found healthy.
ABDOMEN.
All the viscera were found healthy however, stomach about
half filled with semi digested food material and bladder was full of urine.
O P I
N I O
N
Death was occurred in
this case due to Hemorrhagic shock caused by injury No.1 inflicted by firearms
which was ante mortem and was sufficient to cause death in ordinary course of
nature. Injury No.2 was also ante mortem and was caused by blunt means.
The probable time that was elapsed
between injury and death was within few minutes and between death and post
mortem was within 12 to 24 hours. After conducting the post mortem a well
stitched dead body along with last worn clothes, police papers and carbon copy
of post mortem report were handed over to concerned police official. Exh.PA is
the correct carbon copy of port mortem report No.00/N/00 which bears my
signature and official stamp. Exh.PA/1 is the pictorial diagram showing seats
of injury. I also endorsed injury statement Exh.PB and inquest report Exh.PC.
Signed by the Judge
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