On the Internet, find one readable and clearimage of adistance gunshot wound. Once a clear image is found, paste the image below, and, after adding the reference, answer the following questions. The reference is the website that you found the image.

Paste image of distant gunshot wound here.

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Based on your image, describe why you consider this image a distance gunshot wound using the materials that exit a fired gun information and the results discussed in the lesson.

Does your image suggest anything else, such as angles or unique features?

On the Internet, find one readable and clearimage of anintermediate gunshot wound. Once a clear image is found, paste the image below, and, after adding the reference, answer the following questions.

Paste image of intermediate gunshot wound here.

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Based on your image, describe why you consider this image an intermediate gunshot wound using the materials that exit a fired gun information and the results discussed in the lesson.

Does your image suggest anything else, such as angles or unique features?

On the Internet, find one readable and clearimage of acontact gunshot wound. Once a clear image is found, paste the image below, and, after adding the reference, answer the following questions.

Paste image of contact gunshot wound here.

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Based on your image, describe why you consider this image a contact gunshot wound using the materials that exit a fired gun information and the results discussed in the lesson.

Does your image suggest anything else, such as angles or unique features?

On the Internet, find one readable and clearimage of agunshot exit wound. Once a clear image is found, paste the image below, and, after adding the reference, answer the following questions.

Paste image of gunshot exit wound here.

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Based on your image, describe why you consider this image an exit (gunshot) wound using the materials that exit a fired gun information and the results discussed in the lesson and the wound typology.

How does this image differ from a contact stellate gunshot wound?

Part B: Demonstrate knowledge of Injury by Gunfire: Shotgun wounds

On the Internet, find two readable and clearimages ofintermediate shotgun wounds. Once clear images are found, paste the images below, and, after adding the reference for each image, answer the following questions.

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Describe what caused the wound typologies for each. Compare the two images and indicate which wound was made at a greater distance, and why?

On the Internet, find one readable and clearimage of ashotgun wound with a ruler marker. Commonly, death investigators use a ruler in images or other objects to show scale. Once a clear image is found, paste the image below, and, after the reference, answer the following questions.

Paste image of shotgun wound with a ruler or scaling device here.

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Based on your image, give afield estimation of the distance from the shooter to the victim, assuming the shotgun had a regular barrel and choke.

What lead you to make this estimation? Explain.

Part C: Critical Thinking Exercise: Media Representations of Shootings and the CSI Effect.

Step #1: Based on some media outlet (motion picture, or book), describe a shooting event that was grossly misrepresented. Describe the event that you observed as if you were a witness giving a written statement to the police (number of rounds, distance, response of the victim, etc.).

Step #2: If this event happened in reality, list the true outcomes of the shot(s) (i.e., what would really happen?).

Step #3: Most citizens would commonly accept the outcomes shown in step one. Assume these people are in a jury, and as a death investigator (medical examiner or coroner), you are asked to dispel firearm myths and misrepresentations. Using your example in step #1, how would you explain your outcomes to them (step #2) in a scientific and convincing manner?