Kobe Bryant's autopsy report

[scuzzy]

"exposed fractured spine" at neck
"fractured humerus, radius/ulna"
exposed "femoral neck and distal femur"
"fracture of femur and hip"
"exposed lumbar and sacral spine" at waist
"muscle, tendon, skin fragments"
"laceration + fragmented cranium and brow/base? of skull absent brain"
"charred scalp"
"brown eye"
"exposed fractured spine"
"6"x5" laceration and .... cranium(?)...of skull, brain absent"
"fractured mandable"
"partial crown tattoo"
"traumatic amputation"
"charred skin"
"charred skin and skin slippage"

[Stanley Kobrick]

"brain absent" Does this mean his brain was out of his head when they found him? Man that is so morbid.

[bladefd]

He was dead instantly along with the others so it doesn't matter what injuries he received

[~primetime~]

no one needs to see this but why have an autopsy?...what is the point?...what does anyone gain from this?

[CelticBaller]

"exposed fractured spine" at neck

Pretty much died on the spot

[jongib369]

As horrible as this is, I'm glad to see that his death was definitely instant.

[DoctorP]

no one needs to see this but why have an autopsy?...what is the point?...what does anyone gain from this?

science

[Cleverness]

no one needs to see this but why have an autopsy?...what is the point?...what does anyone gain from this?

Another confirmed COVID death

[jstern]

As horrible as this is, I'm glad to see that his death was definitely instant.

I kept thinking that, then in the conclusion I read, "These injuries are rapidly, if not instantly fatal." And I'm like what do you mean rapidly?

I highly doubt that it was anything but instantly, but the use of the word rapidly, made it sounds as if there were some type of possibility that he was a live for a few seconds. (Highly doubtful though.)

[Draz]

no one needs to see this but why have an autopsy?...what is the point?...what does anyone gain from this?

All the evidence needed to convince a jury how much he went through when they sue the helicopter company. One can think they have it in the bag but like George Floyds case all evidence is good evidence

[~primetime~]

Another confirmed COVID death

Yeah that's funny

[Overdrive]

I kept thinking that, then in the conclusion I read, "These injuries are rapidly, if not instantly fatal." And I'm like what do you mean rapidly?

I highly doubt that it was anything but instantly, but the use of the word rapidly, made it sounds as if there were some type of possibility that he was a live for a few seconds. (Highly doubtful though.)

I think they mean that he might have survived the impact for an instant, but such a huge decceleration usually leaves you unconscious anyway.

[sd3035]

RIP Kobe and the other passengers

[tomtucker]

what happened?

[n00bie]

no one needs to see this but why have an autopsy?...what is the point?...what does anyone gain from this?

Exactly. Like cause of death: "helicopter fell out of the sky" wasn't good enough.