Kaelyn Moore

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Trigger warning for this next section, friends.

It does contain some graphic descriptions of Nanette's autopsy.

Now, Nanette had been very, very badly burned, honestly, to the point of not really being recognized, which is why they did use their in-house DNA lab to confirm her identity.

And this was obviously going to make the autopsy a lot more challenging for Dr. Preston.

Now, extreme heat can split the skin.

Tissue can be altered.

A lot of injuries can be masked.

And while Dr. Preston may have had to work a lot harder than usual to unravel the truth,

it did not take long to find some critical discoveries, which brings us to our first and maybe the most revealing clue of this case.

As he examines Nanette, Dr. Preston finds a single gunshot wound on her right temple.

There's no exit wound, which means the bullet is still in her skull, and so he carefully retrieves it and determines that it's from a small caliber weapon, probably a handgun, but he's going to have to send it out for more testing before really knowing anything else.