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eine on He said that deeth was not from natural causes and that three bullets were present in this body. Dr. FEATHER-~ STON advised that death most likely occurred as a result of the bullet wound of the head, A builet was removed from the anterior abdominal wall of Body #3. A second bullet was removed from tte center of the back of Body #3 and a third bullet was removed from the bcain substance in the cranium of Body #3. Each of these three bullets was placed directly in a container by Dr. FEATHERSTON after having first marked their bases for identification purposes. Skin tissue from the upper left epigastrium was removed and preserved for gun powder residue examination. Autopsy of Body #3 was terminated at approximately 4:15 a.m. 67°)! | IV. ‘DENTAL IDENTIFICATIONS OF BODIES ’ Dr, MAY, after completing his dental charting of Bodies #1 and #2, compared these charts with dental records previously obtained for victims SCHWERNER and GOODMAN. These charts were made available to him by SA COCHRAN. As a result of Dr. MAY's comparisons, he advised that in his professional opinion the existing dentition in the skull and lower jaw of Body #1 conforms to that of the dental record of victim SCHWERNER and that the existing dentition in the skull and lower jaw of Body #2 conforms to that of the dental record furnished for victim GOODMAN. Based upon these. comparisons, Dr. MAY was of the professional opinion that Body #1 was that of MICHAEL HENRY SCHWERNER and Body #2 was No facts were developed during the autopsy of Bcdy #3 which would permit identification of this body. No dental record has been located for victim CHANEY; however, it was noted that the general nhvatcal description and the clothing on Body #3 conformed closely to the previously obtained descrip- tive data for victim CHANEY. ; f\- Cp ; Y 382 7 SC 6h = TTT NS.