Dr. Frita
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1,076 appearances
4 recordings
1 series
first heard Apr 2026
last heard 22 Jul
Dr. Frita’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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We don't know the cause, though he did dissect it, Dr. Mitchell did, but it makes you think of the possibilities.
Could there have been blunt force trauma?
Was this a bruise?
Is this just a post-mortem finding, meaning did just blood and fluid collect there after his death?
There are key things he also mentioned there.
He said that there was no fracture, but the most important missing information from that red lesion on the back of Nolan's head is that we don't know what the brain showed.
Did he have an intracranial hemorrhage?
Was there a trauma that caused him to bleed?
And was that the cause of death?
We don't know.
Therefore, it's undetermined.
But I do love the way Dr. Mitchell shared what he could determine, what he couldn't determine, because, again, he had the second autopsy.
Someone had Nolan's body first, the Mississippi medical examiners.
The other thing that was of the greatest significance to me almost jumped out of my seat, because I'll tell you, right before coming on with you, I had a discussion with my father, Dr. Freddie McCray, who's a retired general vascular surgeon who has done autopsies, who's been in medicine for decades.
And so we were just kind of chit-chatting about autopsies, the way that our father and daughter conversations go.
And when I said to him, I said,
I'm really curious to see that hyoid bone.
And he was like, yeah, I want to see the anterior neck.
Anterior means the front of this part.
And so he was like, yeah, I want to see what the anterior neck showed so we can see if there's any ligatures.
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