The full autopsy report of Kobe Bryant (this took forever to right)

anatomic summary -

Blunt trauma, fatal

A. Blunt trauma to the head

1. multiple lacerations of the face, scalp, and neck

2. Multiple fractures of skull and face

3. Evisceration of brain

B. Blunt trauma of chest and abdomen

1. Traumatic injuries of neck and shoulder. Traumatic injuries of lower abdomen

2. Multiple fractures of ribs, spine, and hips

3. Evisceration of all eternal organs

C. Blunt trauma of extremities

1. Multiple fractures of left arm

2. Traumatic amputation of right arm

3. Multiple fractures of the femurs

4. Traumatic amputation of lower extremities. Both feet recovered

D. Postmortem burns

1. Extremely burned skin of head, chest, and abdomen

2. 30% total body surface area burns

3. No soot in trachea or bronchi

E. Toxicology report

A. Methylphenidate present

Descendent is a 41 year old Black male who on 1/26/2020 was a passenger in a commercial helicopter that crashed into the mountain side in the city of calabasas. He was pronounced dead at the scene on 1/26/2020 at 1010 hours

Evidence of injury:

Blunt trauma

Blunt trauma of the head. Examination of the head reveals a 6 x 5 inch laceration of the frontal lobe involving the identified. The left eye is present and appears to be brown in color which congested hemmorrhagic sclera. The left lower chin shows a 6 x 6 laceration exposing the tongue and multiple fractured segments of mandable. Those fragments contain intact teeth. Examination of the laceration involving the mid to left aspect of the scalp. Parietal scal. The neck area exposed showing a segment of the cervical spine. The hyoid bone and thyroid cartilage show multiple fractions.

Blunt trauma of chest and abdomen:

Examination of the skin reveals a large laceration involving the anterior neck, upward chest, and leftward shoulder. The chest cavity is visible through this defect. A 1-1/2 x 1 inch laceration is noted to the right region and lateral lower chest. The skin is torn below the pubic region and anteriorly and extends circumferencly toward the back just superior to the buttocks. Both clavicles, the entire rib cage, pelvis, and lumbar and sacral spine show fractures

Blunt trauma of extremities:

The left arm is attached and contains multiple fractures of the humerus, radius, and ulna. Lacerations are noted to the axitallary region and mid upper arm. Examinations of the hand reveals a laceration to the Palmer aspect of the hand as well as dorsal aspect of the hand. There is avulation of the 4th fingernail.