◆ SpookStack

Ii i i @  2. In the living room, forty-two bullet entrance holes were noted in the south wall, a bullet entrance hole was noted in the left side of the living room doorframe, a bullet entrance hole was found in a white four-drawer dresser in the living roo with an accompanying exit hole in the beck of the dresser, an impression of s bullet that keyholed and struck one of the dresser drawers of a black double dresser but did not exit the dresser and an area in the northwest corner of the living room approximately 80" from the floor that had been previously explored that would have represented either a bullet hole or shot pattern. A. The bullets producing the forty-two entrance holes in the south wall of the living room all entered the front bedroom. Bme penetrated the south wall of the Eront bedroom traveling through the partition and entered the back bedroom. It was possible, by plotting bullet trajectories from the living room through both north and south wall partitions in the front bedroom, to establish that nineteen of the forty-two bullets fired into the soth wall of the living room entered the back bedroom. B. One of the bullets fired through the south wall of the living room entered the closet in the front bedroom and exited through the closet in the back bedroom. C. The bullet hole in the left doorframe of the living room door was 57 l/0' from the floor. The bullet had been removed previously. Its trajectory was nearly at right angles to the doorframe and level with the floor. No bullets or lead shot were recovered in the _ living room. Page 2 continued on next page! PC-C3581 FA ! 1 1 92 I 1 I