Previously on Truth and Justice

So there's a lot going on here.

Jim has multiple bruises and abrasions to his face, ears, and neck.

And more notable to me is the, quote, cluster of bruises on the right side of the back of

his head.

The theory that Jim injured and cut the back of his head by falling back against the

closet shelf has been briefly discussed on our follow-up episodes.

Now that might explain the cuts mentioned earlier, but this cluster of bruises is a different

story.

I don't see anything in the crime scene photos that looks like it could result in a cluster

of wounds in that area.

And people don't typically fall backward repeatedly against the same object.

When I read cluster of small bruises, I think knuckles.

Could these bruises be the result of a blow from a fist?

Currently Jim suffered from sub-scarfular hematomas, multiple skull fractures, and brain

hemorrhaging.

And that's all on his head.

But let's not lose sight of the bruising on his face.

Bruising that resulted in fractures of the orbital bones, the eye sockets, on both sides.

Aside from the 31 cuts and stabs, Jim was badly beaten in the face and head, causing

serious damage to his skull, brain, and facial bones.

And at this point, we need to start asking ourselves two questions.

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