Consider the following scenario: At a death scene, the body shows bruises and lacerations to the head and face. You distinctively count six main sites of impact (by bruises and lacerations). You also find a revolver at the scene. The six-shot revolver has six empty and recently fired cartridges still in the cylinder and is bloody, especially the wooden grips. There are six bullet holes in an adjacent wall, but no apparent bullet wounds in the decedent.

How you would describe the decedent's wounds in your field report. Then critique your findings if you were a defense attorney.