Word: borroto
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Dates: during 1950-1950
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Professor Ford, director of the Department of Legal Medicine, has testified that air couldn't have killed Mrs. Borroto, because her arm vein was clogged up and collapsed, and because "at least 200 cc's are necessary for death...
Tomorrow afternoon the case will almost certainly go to the jury. They will have to decide whether Mrs. Abbie Borroto died last December from cancer or from the 27 to 40 cc's of air that Dr. Hermann N. Sander injected in an "irrational...
...stuck by his claims through all the minute cross-examination of yesterday and today, reversing himself on only one point. Ford admitted this morning that if the hypodermic neodie had entered Mrs. Borroto's vein, he "didn't believe the air would stop at the thrombus"--the blood clot that dammed the upper part of the vein...
...Ford who, on January 21, performed the autopsy on the exhumed body of Mrs. Abbie Borroto. The state claims that Sander ended Mrs. Borroto's life as an act of merey, by injecting 40 cubic centimeters of air into the veins of his cancer stricken patient...
...That even if the 40 cc's had killed Mrs. Borroto, she would then have died with "violent convulsions" and a lot of thumping"--which she didn...