ANNEXURE IV

FORENSIC REPORT

SASOON CIVIL HOSPITAL

Examinations Requested :

Of Deceased –

a. Skull and the brain;

b. Sample of femoral artery

b. Stomach and its contents;

c. Upper part of the small intestine (about 30 cm in length and its contents)

d. 100ml blood.

Of Crime Scene –

e. Blood samples (crime scene)

f. Hair fibre (crime scene)

g. Fingerprint samples (crime scene)

h. Tyre Marks (crime scene)

Of Weapons sent to Lab –

h. Knives – Fingerprint samples

i. Gupti
 DECEASED

Examination of the Skull and Brain

There are bruises on the skull. Brain has no injuries.

Examination of the sample of femoral artery (Attached)

The femoral artery was severely ruptured and in all probability had chances of leading to
hypovolemic shock.

Examination of stomach and its contents

The stomach had normal configuration of 12 inches (30.5 cm) legth and 6 inches (15.2 cm)
width. The pH was 2.7. Stomach had fruit particles.

Examination of the Small Intestine

pH 6 in the duodenum. Certain fruit particles in duodenum.

Examination of the 100ml Blood

Haemoglobin: 13.5 grams of Hgb per decilitre

Patient suffered Haemolytic anaemia and Hypovolemic shock leading to death.

Conclusion (deceased)

Death due to Haemolytic anaemia and Hypovolemic shock.

 CRIME SCENE

Examination of blood samples (crime scene)

Sample 1- Haemoglobin: 13.5 grams of Hgb per decilitre. (exact match to deceased)

Sample 2- Haemoglobin: 15.4 grams of Hgb per decilitre. (exact match to female patient)

Examination of hair fiber (crime scene) (Attached)

Hair fiber XE was tested as a match to Ms. Merry’s hair.

Examination of fingerprint samples (crime scene) (Attached)

Fingerprint sample XF was identified as the right forefinger of Mr. Ritchi

Examination of Tyre marks (crime scene) (Attached)

Tyre marks found to match a Toyota Qualis, which is registered on one Mr. Wolly’s name.
 WEAPONS SEIZED

Examination of fingerprint samples on knives seized (Attached)

Fingerprint sample XG on Knife 1 – multiple fingerprints identified. Fingerprints found

matching the right-hand fingers of Mr. Tommy and Mr. Richi.

Fingerprint sample XH on Knife 2 – Fingerprint was identified as the left-hand fingers of Mr.
Wolly.

Examination of the Gupti

Gupti is sharp-edged at the tip, sword-like. It is around 5 inches in length. No fingerprints

found on the body or tip of the weapon.

Sd/-

Dr. Kathie Decruse

Pathologist (Forensics)
 Ruptured left femoral artery (Deceased)

Sample XE (Hair fiber found on crime scene)

Sample XF (Fingerprints found on crime scene – bike)

Sample XG (Fingerprints found on Knife 1)

Sample XH (Fingerprints found on Knife 2)

Sample XI (Tyre marks found on crime scene)