The more accurate would be, was taking the brain out and recovering the bullet and examining the bullet.

But that's more for ballistics to do. That's not something the medical examiners

tasked with. They're tasked with retrieving the bullet and notating what condition it was in,

what position it was in.

It might have been useless because after, like, doing your initial exam of the brain moving around,

you take it from different angles and whatnot, then you slice it,

and that's where you're going to find the bullet.

And then when the knife, you know, hit some resistance

and you realize, you hit the bullet,

you notate how deep into the brain was it,

and it was there further wound track, that kind of thing. There's two bodies.

Oh my god, I love this. This is wild. It's sometime after 4 p.m. on Saturday, October 13th, 2012.

And Father Joe Moreno has been pronounced dead by the same first responders he's been ministering to for decades.

Butch Mazur is pacing in the parking lot.

Deacon Paul Weisenberger and David Lapuma are roaming about the rectory.

Yet shortly after 5 p.m., when Joe Moreno's twin sister shows up and crosses the crime scene tape,

she's quickly stopped from entering the building and soon carted off.

He's retired, but he was a lieutenant with Buffalo PD, John King.

He was at the front door.

So when I went under the crime scene, safe to the front door,

he informed me that Joey was gone, and he won't let me in.

And then Christina went to the back of the door, and they wouldn't let her in. And then Christina went to the back of the door and they wouldn't let her in.

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