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During the medical examiner's autopsy testimony, the expert details numerous external and internal injuries discovered on the victim named Sophie, including head abrasions, facial fractures, and extensive blunt force trauma. The physician explains that while Sophie sustained various scrapes, bruises, and broken ribs, her superficial injuries and blood alcohol level did not cause her death. Instead, the fatal wounds were identified as severe internal crushing injuries to the torso and lungs. The examiner concludes that these specific injuries required opposing forces from a crushing mechanism, strongly indicating that Sophie was run over by a vehicle tire. Ultimately, the official manner of death was determined to be a homicide caused by blunt impact injuries to the torso inflicted by another person.
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