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I am sorry dad, I know this is horrible of me to do to you publicly, but I must, because I am the vile son that sent you to your grave to begin with and I am a deranged psychopath from a lot of shit like this in my life. I will bold things I find a little strange. I may scan the pages themselves at some point. Here goes nothing. OTTAWA HOSPITAL 501 Smyth, Ottawa, Ontario K1H 8L6 RAPPORT ANATOMO-PATHOLOGIE ANATOMICAL PATHOLOGY REPORT CHART #: (0200)9150831-7 LOC: Room/Bed NAME: Bentley Lawrence Lloyd DOB: Unknown Age: Unknown Sex: Male AUTOPSY REPORT FA-97-00452 DATE PRONOUNCED DEAD: 25-OCTOBER-1997 TIME: ? DATE OF AUTOPSY: 25-OCTOBER-1997 TIME: 10:10 hours CORONER: Dr. L. Rabb FINAL NECK COMPRESSION (HANGING) BY BELT SUSPENSION 1. (Found hanging by belt from shower nail in bathroom; no suicide note 2. Findings consistent with hanging: a) Buckled belt around neck. b) Ligature abrasion furrow around neck missing character of belt with friction abrasions at pressure points of weave of belt. c) Location, above thyroid prominence d) Pallor of face. e) Protruding tongue. f) Congestion of viscera. g) No neck soft tissue hemorrhages. h) No hyoid, cricoid or thyroid fracture. 3. Toxicology: CFS 6261-97 BY. Negative for alcohol and drugs. Synopsis: According to the available information this 41 year old male was found with a belt around his neck hanging from the shower nail in the bathroom of the rooming house. There was no suicide note found. Medications found in his room were methotrimeprazine 5 mg and trifluoperazine 5 mg and ASA. The body of the deceased was referred for a post mortem at the Ottawa General Hospital Forensic Unit by coroner Dr. L. Rabb. _________ V. Acharya, M.D. RAPPORT ANATOMO-PATHOLOGIE ANATOMICAL PATHOLOGY REPORT Form No. 14 The Coroners Act - Province Of Ontario REPORT OF POST MORTEM EXAMINATION Made upon the body of BENTLEY, Lawrence L. at Forensic Unit of the Ottawa General Hosptial in the city of Ottawa in the Province of Ontario, on the 25th day of October 1997 at about _ hours after death pronounced. Place of death pronounced: omitted Time examination commenced at: 10:10 hours Required By coroner: Dr. L. Rabb Present at autopsy: Sandra Cheveldayoff, pathology assistant IDENTIFICATION The body was identified to me by tag on shroud and documentation sheet #1285 EXTERNAL EXAMINATION State of body. Temperature: Not recorded Rigor Mortis: Absent Post Mortem lividity: Minimal posterior lividity. Decomposition: Nil. Clothing and effects: Blue underwear. EXTERNAL FEATURES: Sex: Male Age: Younger than 41 years. Length: 170cm. Weight: Approx. 69kg. Build and Nutrition: Small body and frame. Hair: Curly brown grey. Eye Colour: Grey (his eyes were blue!) Conjunctiva: No petechiae. Pupils: 4mm and equal. Nose: Unremarkable. Teeth: Unremarkable. Breasts: Unremarkable. Skin features: No scars, no tattoos. There were a few superficial abrasions found around the knees and on the right dorsum of the foot, these measuring from .5 to 2.5cm. Hanging mark - see under "evidence of injury." EVIDENCE OF THERAPY: Nil. EVIDENCE OF INJURY: Hanging by the ligature (belt) which had a V furrow pattern and measured 46cm in length from the buckle to the cut end. The belt was 2.5 cm in width and .3cm in thickness. It was tied around the neck with a buckle posterior to the left ear. On removing the belt a friction abrasion furrow was noted around the neck which had a contact abrasion pattern of the ligature belt particularly in the front. On the back it was canted with elevation behind the right ear. On the back and on the sides, the pattern was narrow and pale. Anteriorly, there were multiple abrasions at the pressure points of the weave of the belt. The mark was located above the thyroid and the furrow was rising at the point of suspension. The face was pale and there were no petechiae present. Internally there were no hemorrhages in the neck muscles and the soft tissues. No bones or cartilages were fractured. The mark was 2.7cm which was maximum on the right side and 2cm on the left side of the neck. INTERNAL EXAMINATION: Face and neck: Pale face. Oral Cavity: _ Tongue: Protruding right tongue. Pharynx: Unremarkable. Larynx: Unremarkable. Hyoid Bone: Intact. Thyroid (weight): 27g, unremarkable. Soft Tissues Of Neck: No hemorrhages. Thorax/Respiratory System: Rib Cage: Unremarkable. Diaphragm: Normally encased. Pleural Cavities: Unremarkable. Mediastinum: Unremarkable. Esophagus: Unremarkable. Thymus: Unremarkable. Trachea: Unremarkable. Bronchi: Unremarkable. Pulmonary Pleura: Unremarkable. Pulmonary Vessels: Unremarkable. Right Lung: 500g. Left Lung: 470g, mainly congestion. Mild apical emphysema. Circulatory System: Pericardium: Unremarkable. Heart (weight) 310g. External confliguration: Normal. All the valves were unremarkable and also the thickness of the left and right ventricle. Right Atrium: Unremarkable. Atrial Septum: Unremarkable. Tricuspid Valve: 12.5cm. Right Ventricle: .2cm, unremarkable. Pulmonary Valve: 6.4cm. Left Atrium: 1.0mm. Nitral Valve: 8.9cm. Left Ventricle: 1.2cm. Aortic Valve: 6.5cm. Coronary Arteries: Mild to moderate atherosclerosis. Myocardium: Unremarkable. Aorta And Major Arteries: Unremarkable, except for fatty streaks. Vena Cava And Major Veins: Unremarkable. Blood Volume And State: Unremarkable. Abdominal Cavity/Gastrointestinal System: Abdominal Fat: 1.8cm in thickness. Peritoneal Cavity: The small intestinal mesentery showed whitish yellow streaks on which on sectioning exuded whitish milky contents particularly towards the small intestine in the pancreas. Stomach And Contents: Scant food with mostly fluid and pale contents. Intestines: Unremarkable. Appendix: Present. Liver: 1500g, passive congestion. Gallbladder: Greenish yellow bile, unremarkable. Major Bile Ducts: Unremarkable. Spleen: 80g, unremarkable. Pancreas: 85g, unremarkable. Adrenals: Unremarkable. Retroperitoneum: Unremarkable. Genitourinary System And Pelvis: Right Kidney: 120g, congested. Left Kidney: 120g, congested. Renal Pelvis & Ureters: Unremarkable. Urinary Bladder: 50ml of urine. Prostate: Unremarkable. Urethra: Unremarkable. Testes: Unremarkable. Uterus: N/A Tubes And Ovaries: N/A Vagina And Vulva: N/A Pelvis: Unremarkable. Lymphatic System: Lymph Nodes: No enlarged lymph nodes. Head, Spine, And Nervous System: Scalp: Unremarkable. Skull: Unremarkable. Pituitary Body: Unremarkable. Middle Ears And Sinuses: Not examined. Dura Mater: Unremarkable. Subdural Space: Unremarkable. Subarachnoid Space: Unremarkable. Cerebral Arteries: Unremarkable. Cerebral Veins/Sinuses: Unremarkable. Brain Weight: 1520g. The brain is fixed in formalin for gross neuropathological examination (See neuropathology report below) External Examination: The dura was not submitted for examination. The vessels of the circle of Willis showed no significant atherosclerosis. The brain was not atrophic (they say schizophrenia shrinks the brain, but yet...). The leptomeninges were minimally opaque over the convexities of the cerebral hemispheres. There was mild artefactual laceration at the junction of the mid brain and pons on the right. Internal Examination: Serial coronal sections through the brain revealed mild to moderate hydrocephalus secondary to aqueductal stenosis ? etiology (WTF!?). The mammillary bodies were grossly normal. Mildly prominent vessels were noted throughout. No other gross abnormalities were seen. Representitive sections were submitted as follows: Cassette A - mid brain. Cassette B - left cerebellum. Cassette C - left lenticular nucleus. Cassette D - right hippocampus. Cassette E, F, G - aqueductal stenosis (L. Tetreault/V. Montpetit, M.D.) Vertebratal Column: _ Spinal Cord: Not examined. MICROSCOPIC AND LABORATORY FINDINGS: BONE MARROW (A): No significant pathological abnormality. THYROID/ADRENAL (B), LIVER/SPLEEN (G), PROSTATE/TESTIS (I), RIGHT AND LEFT LUNG (D, C): All these sections show no significant pathological abnormality, however there is extensive acute passive congestion. HEART, right ventricle (K) anterior septum with LAD (E) and posterior papillary muscle (F): There is extensive passive congestion. The LAD shows mild atherosclerosis with focal calcification. KIDNEY/PANCREAS (H): There is a focal tubular calcification in the kidney. Marked congestion is seen in both kidney and pancreas. MESENTERY (J) The mesenteric lymph node shows lipophagic granulomas. Grossly the mesentery was exuding a large amount of milky fluid. The sections show markedly dilated lymphatic channels with some containing vacuolated amorphous material. BRAIN: Sections from the mid brain, cerebellum, hippocampus and the lenticular nucleus show mainly vascular congestion. Sections from the aqueduct (2G, E, F) show no significant narrowing of the aqueduct. TOXICOLOGY: See CFS report Lab File No. 6261-97 BY. Summary Of Findings: - Cause Of Death: I hereby certify that I have examined this body, have opened and examined the above noted cavities and organs as indicated and, that in my opinion the cause of death was: NECK COMPRESSION (HANGING) BY BELT SUSPENSION __________________ February 02, 1998. __________________ V. ACHARYA, M.D. Pathologist Ottawa General Hospital 501 Smyth Rd. Ottawa, Ontario K1H 8H2 AUTOPSY REPORT TO BE FORWARDED FORTHWITH ONLY TO THE CORONER WHO ISSUED THE WARRANT, TO THE REGIONAL CORONER AND THE CROWN ATTORNEY (section 28(2). /km 98/02/02 -------- And there you have it. I really need those pictures/tapes. 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