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Hamm v. Smith · ¶74

The police discovered Van Dam's badly mutilated body in a wooded area. He had injuries from the saw on his neck, shoulder, and back. He also suffered a hemorrhage under his scalp, broken ribs, and brain swelling. The broken ribs caused one of Van Dam's lungs to collapse. A forensic pathologist testified that 35 blunt-force injuries caused his death. He died trying to defend himself.
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