The Autopsy of Jane Doe Page #2
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- 2016
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No scarring, no distinctive
external markings.
Hair, brown.
Eyes..
Grey?
- Huh.
You don't see clouding like that
unless a body's been dead
for days.
There's no lividity.
When do you think she died?
- Well, she's colder
than the ambient temperature.
- What, conditions at the scene?
- Could be confounding factors.
- Look how small her waist is.
Like it doesn't really fit
the rest of her frame.
- Could be congenital.
We won't know
until we open her up.
Mark it down on the board.
We'll come back to it later.
Her wrists and ankles
are fractured.
- How do you break
your wrists and ankles
without any outward signs?
- Oh, I see it all the time.
Simple fractures.
- Simple? Uh-uh.
Her joints are shattered.
What is that?
What is it? Dirt?
- No, no, this is denser.
Heavier.
It's... this is peat.
Haven't seen this stuff in ages.
- It's under her toenails, too.
- Yeah. There are trace
amounts in the hair.
She's covered in it.
- Like, maybe she was
buried in it?
Where do you even find peat?
- You buy it at a nursery.
But naturally in the ground..
Up north.
Not around here.
Nasal passages,
no sign of inflammation.
No fluid
and no foreign substances
and ear canals are..
Clear.
Oh.
I hadn't expected that.
- Tongue has been...
- severed.
Crudely. Non surgically.
- Well, she could have bitten
it off, you know
she ods on something,
tensed up...
- these aren't bite marks.
See, striations.
Huh?
I've seen something
like this before
about 15 years back.
Human trafficking
around Norfolk.
Two girls
hands and feet
bound tight
to keep them from running.
Cut out their tongues
for making too much noise...
- you think this was some kind
of a prostitution thing?
- Can't rule it out.
Here, she has a molar missing
on the lower left side.
Take some impressions.
- It's definitely
some kind of fabric.
- Bag it.
Send it to the lab.
present.
Give me a swab.
Ah, she's torn up inside.
There are ridges,
grooves in the tissue.
- Abrasions?
- No. Cuts.
Deliberate.
- Severed tongue,
shattered joints
vaginal trauma..
The theory tracks.
- We're barely out
of the external.
We got a ways to go.
We'll now proceed
with the internal examination
starting with the heart
and lungs.
Help me with the block.
- They're not supposed
to bleed like that. Right?
- I've seen it.
But only on a fresh corpse.
An hour dead, maybe two.
of pressure.
- What is that?
Melanoma maybe?
- On the inside?
Possible.
Let's see what the lab
comes back with.
Can you hand me the rib cutters?
Today?
- Sh*t.
- What did you do?
- Oh, I got it.
- I need you to focus here.
- I got it.
- Well, you were right.
Her waist doesn't fit her frame.
It's not congenital.
- Then what is it?
Well, if you wear one
long enough, a corset...
- didn't those go out of style
a couple of hundred years ago?
- The lungs
severely blackened.
- Wouldn't have taken her
for a smoker.
- She could smoke
ten packs a day for 30 years
wouldn't explain this.
- But that's what killed her,
right?
- No, this amount
of lung damage though
I'd expect the body to be
covered in third degree burns.
It's like finding a...
A bullet in the brain
but with no gunshot wound.
Her heart's marked up.
Almost like it's been cut.
- Well, not just her heart.
What do you think that is?
Genetic defect?
- Probably scar tissue.
- Scar tissue?
From what?
- Imagine all this
internal trauma
was reflected externally.
Shattered ankles and wrists
fire-burned lungs,
scarred organs.
What would she look like?
- She'd be mangled.
Disfigured beyond recognition
but she's not.
I mean, how the hell
do you even do this?
- If you wanna kill someone
you shoot them
A million easy ways.
You don't go to these lengths
unless you wanna make them
suffer
what the...
- I'll get it.
- So clean.
What happened to you?
What the hell happened?
Are you okay?
- Something's in the vent.
Thanks.
Oh, sh*t.
- Give me a minute.
What are you doing?
- The drawer..
Must have not closed it
all the way.
- Stanley was a pain in the ass.
But he was your mother's.
One of the few things
of hers I had left.
- Yeah, I miss her, too.
- Right.
Let's keep going.
This is stage three
of the autopsy of Jane Doe.
Beginning with the stomach
and the gastro-intestinal
system.
- Dad, you can talk to me.
- I'm not keeping
anything from you.
- You just... you put up
this act for people...
- I'm fine.
- Alright.
What is that?
A flower?
- Jimson weed.
Paralyzing agent.
Probably explains
the inflammation on her organs.
Hmm.
Here's a weird thing.
That settles it.
She's from up north.
- Yeah, but how did she
end up here?
- One thing at a time.
I'm just trying to make sense
of all this.
- Gusts are now being reported
at up to 60 miles per hour.
Rain is expected to top
This one might be a bigger deal
than we were led to believe.
- Dad, how about we just
finish this in the morning?
We're not even close.
When we start something,
we finish it.
You wanna leave..
Leave.
- It looks like
some kind of shroud.
- Hmm. And old.
dissolved this thing.
I mean, the fact that
it's intact at all is amazing.
Now see, what is that?
Roman numerals?
Okay.
- These numerals.
The order.
T and... and this s.
It doesn't fit.
What are you doing?
- Someone pulled out her tooth
wrapped it in fabric
and forced her
to swallow it.
- And the drawing?
- I don't know. Religious?
Possibly, uh, ritualistic?
- Well, let's play that one out.
Every ritual has its purpose.
What mo have we seen so far?
Then they ripped out
her tongue, poisoned her
paralyzed her forced her
to swallow the cloth.
Then, uh, the cuts, the
internal mutilation, stabs.
Then as if that wasn't enough,
they burned her.
Almost like a human sacrifice
- I got to tell you we have
serious weather reports
coming in from all the monitoring
stations across the state.
We've got a flash flood
warning now in full effect
for all of Grantham county.
They've got concerns about..
- You can't kill
someone this way
without leaving a trace
on the outside.
She doesn't even have
a broken nail.
- If we could just find out
why she was tortured...
- down here, if you can't see it
touch it, it doesn't matter.
- Now, these bodies
are not just cods, dad.
This happened to her
for a reason.
- Trust me when I tell you
this is not a storm you
wanna get caught in, folks.
If you're home, stay home.
One thing's for sure.
You're not going anywhere.
- Hey, dad?
I think maybe
we should get out of here.
Help me with this.
- Holy sh*t.
- What the f***?
Dad? Dad?
- Here!
Let's get the f*** out of here.
- Come on, come on.
- The generator.
- There's not enough power.
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