Jury in murder trial sees graphic wounds to wife’s head and neck

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A jury in the trial of Robert Crawford viewed graphic evidence. The images showed wounds to the head and neck of the victim. A forensic pathologist described a laceration on the head. This injury occurred because an object hit the head or the head hit an object.

The jury in the trial of accused killer Robert Crawford has been shown images including a laceration caused “either by an object hitting her head, or her head hitting something”, according to a forensic pathologist.

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