Dr. Kendall Crowns

And if it was indeed that ligature, it to me looks like it's pulled very tightly.

And then the knot itself is not a slip knot, so it wouldn't have tightly wrapped around his neck.

It's a thick knot.

So there's so many inconsistencies with a hanging suicide that it makes me pause too and want more information, see more pictures to make a decision.

Much like the medical examiners did in New York, they took their time to make the decision.

So it makes me question of what were they thinking and why did they take so much time to call it a suicide?

So again, it's to me that looks like if it was a hanging ligature, you wouldn't see that in the back of the neck because the ligature would be pulling up and creating this kind of V shape on the back.

That to me looks like it's being pulled by someone from behind creating those abrasions on the side of the neck that you're seeing in those pictures.

And then you add on the fact that his wrists have bruises on them.

You got to wonder if he was being restrained while he was being strangled.

I mean, there's a lot of inconsistencies here.

So there's described in the autopsy report two contusions on the wrist.

So these contusions on the wrist, what are they from?

Has he handcuffed?

Has he been tied?

I mean, are his hands restrained in some way while they're strangling him?

It's all, again, very suspect.

I agree with you, Nancy, but you are limited by the information that were provided.

I would like to see more information before I could give a definitive.

From the reports, she had multiple lacerations of her face with blood streaming down her head.