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eguan88 发表于 2018-12-16 23:37 
参考马加爵的锤子，马加爵也是第一次用锤子杀人就能连杀多人。
难度完全不一样好么。
马加爵是视线良好的白天，趁其不备一次锤死一个，而且马加爵浑身都是肌肉。
你看犯罪现场的法医报告，凶手在没有任何光线的深夜，三下锤死醒来的小孩子林涵，五下锤死成年人林云丽，难以置信的爆发力，精准度和熟练度。
我看谢的身板，不像。。。
Post-mortem examinations confirmed the extreme gravity of the blunt force injuries implicated in the deaths of all the deceased. There was a discernible pattern in the shape and contour of many of the blunt force injuries on the heads and faces of each of the victims. The forensic pathologist determined that those injuries were inflicted with a hammer-like weapon.
The post-mortem examinations also revealed the severity, extent and spread of the asphyxial injuries identified as a contributing cause of death in four of the five deceased. There was no evidence of asphyxia in the post-mortem examination of Irene Lin. The forensic pathologist identified a range of possible mechanisms for the infliction of the asphyxial injuries, including the application of compressive force to the throat and neck.
Lily Lin and Irene Lin were found by police lying on their backs in their blood soaked beds. Lily Lin was struck at least five times with the hammer-like weapon to her face and head. Her hyoid bone was fractured. Of the eight separate strikes directed at Irene Lin’s head, as evidenced by rope mark impressions in blood on the wall adjacent to her bed, at least four connected. Some of the lacerating head injuries sustained by both women were contiguous with depressed skull fractures which penetrated into the cranial cavity and the underlying neural tissue. A complex of facial fractures on Lily Lin’s face penetrated her sinus cavity.
An analysis of the blood patterns in and around the beds in which the two deceased women were found established that whilst both women were attacked within the confines of their beds (either whilst they were sleeping or upon being roused from sleep) their bodies had been moved by the murderer from the position in the bed where they were killed to the position in which they were ultimately found by police. Lily Lin’s body had been moved so that her head was hanging from the side of the mattress at the head of the bed. Blood from her head injuries had pooled on the carpet beneath her head. Irene Lin’s legs and torso had been moved such that her legs were draped over the side of her bed. There was no forensic evidence that either woman had been sexually assaulted.
The range and severity of the disfiguring blunt force injuries to Min Lin’s face and head were similar to those sustained by his wife. The configuration of his injuries, when coupled with the blood pattern evidence, also established that he was fatally assaulted within the confines of the bed and that his body had been moved after he was killed. His head was also angled off the mattress at the bedhead, after which the murderer completely covered his body with bedclothes.
Henry Lin and Terry Lin were lying on blood soaked carpet in the vicinity of various items of bedding that were also heavily blood soaked in the bedroom they shared. That room shared an internal wall with the bedroom in which Irene Lin was found. The children had also been viciously assaulted with a hammer-like weapon. At least six blows connected with the side and back of Terry Lin’s head. Henry Lin was struck at least three times. The spread and pattern of shed blood in the children’s bedroom and on their clothing indicated that Terry Lin had offered some resistance before he succumbed to the force of the attack and that Henry Lin was upright at least at some point when he was attacked.
The number, range and severity of the head injuries suffered by each of the five deceased, in combination with the asphyxial injuries identified in the post-mortems of Min Lin, Lily Lin, Henry Lin and Terry Lin, indicated that of the five deceased, only Terry Lin was likely to have survived for any period of time after the fatal injuries were inflicted.
A large number of rope mark impressions in blood were identified within the crime scene. They were concentrated on the walls of the bedrooms where Irene Lin and the children were found. By their number and configuration, it was clear that a rope was implicated in the attack on those three deceased. It was the opinion of the crime scene analysts that the rope was initially wrapped either around the handle of the hammer-like weapon, or the hand or wrist of the murderer, that it became unfurled in the course of the attack on Min and Lily Lin and was free hanging when the murderer left their bedroom and entered Irene Lin’s bedroom where the weapon was wielded multiple times at her face and head before the murderer moved to the children’s bedroom where they were attacked. |
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