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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You know, from the very beginning, we had the officer saying, oh, yeah, it looks like it was a drowning.
It looks like it was a drowning.
we should have been able to find the information because had there been a drowning, there would have been evidence of fluid water going into that anterior neck we're missing and going into the lungs, a water filled lungs.
However, had Nolan already been deceased before his body hit the water, that epiglottis, that connection between the throat and the lungs would have been closed and his lungs would not have been filled with water.
And so we need to know what the lungs show.
And a medical examiner, a pathologist, would be able to tell the difference between, say, drug overdose, which, you know, you hear all kinds of internet sleuths talk about.
We would have been able to tell the difference.
And...
But it's not just what was found.
It's also what was not found.
Dr. Mitchell went through and said that he carefully dissected the buttocks, the legs, the chest, the arms.
He was so detailed.
And he let us know what he did not find, that he did not find any broken bones, no fractured bones, that he did not find any evidence, at least in this post-mortem state,
of any bruises.
And so I appreciate that because it lets us know that this is not some biased gotcha moment.
Let me only tell you things that are intriguing to the media.
He went through and systematically did what an excellent pathologist will do.
He'll tell you all of the findings.
And so now we have a bruise in the back of the head.
We have a missing neck.
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