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From Grimmie Investigative Supplement, p.6

On 06/11/16, Detective Ferrara and I attended the autopsy of Christina Grimmie, which was performed by Dr. Joshua Stephany. Christina suffered a gunshot wound to the side of her head. The entrance wound had stippling surrounding it, which indicates the bullet was fired in close range of the victim. This wound was fatal. Christina also suffered three gunshot wounds to her torso. Dr. Stephany determined Christina died of multiple gunshot wounds and her manner of death was homicide. ...

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