Joseph Scott Morgan

Yeah, I think that there was even a conversation that took place, Dave, where the doctor talked about that this was unsurvivable, that these injuries were so egregious, where you're going to have multiple defects in the body.

You know, one gunshot wound or one stab wound is one thing, you know, and for those of you that have ever been through any kind of first aid class and you've got people that are bleeding, what's the thing that they teach you?

Well, you're going to apply direct pressure, right?

And with so much internal damage, and remember, when I say internal damage, if you've got

multiple gunshot wounds.

You've got a stab wound.

You've got multiple tracks that are running through the body, Dave.

And so for every one of those tracks, you're clipping all manner.

And I'm not even talking about organ damage here.

I'm just merely right now, just talking about, um, talking about the vessels.

You've got multiple vessels that are, uh, that are compromised and literally ripped to shreds and destroyed.

Um,

And so when you walk through it and you begin to understand you're not an octopus, you know, you don't have enough hands to place on top of all to do compression or to apply pressure rather, right?

And then you've got the added piece to this, where if they rolled her to the hospital, I'd be very interested to know, did she have some kind of faint pulse, agonal respirations?

My suspicion is probably no, but she was probably pretty warm to the touch.

She may not have died immediately, but she's slipping off into the darkness.

So they rolled her from there.

And this is another thing, too, that I know that you and I have discussed extensively.

If you have an individual that is removed from the scene, and look, they have to remove them from the scene, right?

Because this is a life-saving measure.