Dr. Kendall Crowns

He still felt that she was his victim.

So every bit of laughter, every little sip of champagne felt like she was cheating on him.

That's the sick, twisted part, Nancy, is that he felt that she was cheating on him even though she was marrying a new person.

And that's why he unloaded the magazine into her.

What does the face represent?

Beauty, intelligence.

It's not just the face, it's her brain.

It's the thinking part of her, right?

So if he disables or dismantles her beauty and her capacity to think, then she's no longer a free person in the world who can, quote unquote, betray him.

So he is taking away...

the thing that troubles him the most, which is her individuality, her authenticity, her beauty, her ability to be her own person.

That's what he's robbing her of.

Okay, usually what you do with these cases of multiple gunshot wounds is you start the same way you do with every autopsy.

You do an external examination.

You chart all the wounds, try and get an idea of which wound goes to what wound.

And then you do x-rays.

And the x-rays, you look at the body and you look for retained projectiles or bullets, figure out where they're at.

Side x-rays, front x-rays, kind of get an idea of where they're at in the body.

And you start the autopsy, removing the organs.

And you look for these bullets.