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This image from the unreleased autopsy is of
very poor quality. I can't help this. It was scanned from a magazine and
therefore contains scanner and print artifacts. None of the people that
have better copies will examine them or allow them to be examined.
Even with the poor quality there is considerable
information contained in the image.
In the still there are areas on the body
that appear as just dark marks or shadows. Some questions were raised,
whether the marks on the body in the released autopsy are bruises or some
other kind of blemishes. Regardless of what the blemishes represent
or the source of the blemishes, they do appear on both bodies.
In the autopsy video the blemishes
on the body appear as just shadows in the washed out scenes also as shown
in these frames.
This washed out or blurred quality of
the first autopsy still makes it impossible to distinguish between what
are blemishes and what are shadows. However, there are noticeable similarities
in size, shape and location of these shadows to those blemishes on the
body in the released footage,
Look at both images together again. There
are many similarities in the two bodies. The size and shape of the legs.
The position of the legs. The size, shape and position of of the
belly.
Perhaps, it wouldn't be unusual
for two bodies to be the same size and shape. The possibility of twins
or "clones" was raised. This possibility leaves a set of problems on its
own.
As mentioned earlier, some of the shadowed areas
in the first still seems to coincide with blemishes that appear on the
body in the footage. The large dark area on the left thigh, the marks
on the lower abdomen, the blemish on the right shins. All of these are
similar in size, shape and position. The areas that appear to have no blemishes
and no shadows, like the most upper part of the left thigh for example,
are at the least very close in size, shape and position also.
It wouldn't be unusual for bodies in the
same crash to have similar injuries. This might even account for some of
those markings mentioned in the previous paragraph. It would be unusual
for those bodies and body parts to remain in the same positions.
In particular that badly damaged right leg in the release footage.
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