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SA-15-005 Investigator: Bruce Linn #327 Approved By: Date of Report: 5/4/2015 Date: 07/13/2015 Page 3 of 4 OSORIO’s nose. The apparent bullet wound to the left of OSORIO’s nose appeared to be an entrance wound. The other wounds I could see on a cursory view of the body prior to KINNEY’S detailed examination were 3 or 4 apparent bullet wounds to OSORIO’s right elbow. Some of those wounds appeared to be entrance wounds; some appeared to be exit wounds. KINNEY’S investigation of the body revealed numerous apparent gunshot wounds on OSORIO. The gaping 2” hole in OSORIO’s forehead appeared to be path connected to an apparent gunshot wound under OSORIO’s chin. The hole next to OSORIO’s nose appeared to have a straight in path. There were no wounds to the back of OSORIO’s head or body. There was an apparent gunshot wound to the middle of OSORIO’s throat. When KINNEY examined that wound, she felt a bullet just inside the hole. There was a rectangular shaped open wound to OSORIO’s upper right chest. After examination by KINNEY, the rectangular shape was due to a thin middle piece of skin that had pulled apart. When KINNEY manipulated the middle piece of skin back together, two circular shaped holes, very close together could be seen. There was an open wound to the right side of OSORIO’s abdomen. There was an apparent bullet entrance wound just above OSORIO’s right side groin area. KINNEY collected the shoe and socks from OSORIO and bagged his hands. OSORIO was secured for removal and transport to the Orange County Coroner’s office in an OC Coroner white body bag at 1745 hours. At approximately 1750 hours, I cleared Western Medical Center, Santa Ana (WMC-SA). WMC-SA ER nurse RN, provided me with a list of the attending medical staff for OSORIO: • , RN, Registered Nurse • , RN Registered Nurse