- Stéphane PATINSKI: Guardian of the museum,
- Rose EIFFEL: gardener,
- Fatima SALLECK: Collections Conservator,
- Claude STOULLI: curator,
- Miho TORI: Officer Press
- Louis Clairy: local elected official.
Tuesday, June 1, 2010
How To Grab Moms Boobs
Those present at the museum the day of the death of Nicolas Mordant
- Stéphane PATINSKI: Guardian of the museum,
- Rose EIFFEL: gardener,
- Stéphane PATINSKI: Guardian of the museum,
- Rose EIFFEL: gardener,
Old Guy Breast Feeding
The death certificate of Nicolas Mordant
"May 12, 2010 at the museum-Farm Coulevrain, Savigny le Temple (...) male person (...) called Nicolas BITE. "Not breathing, no pulse, cardiac arrest found to 6:12 p.m. (...) ". "A gaping wound in the chest (...) significant bleeding" - "the dead for about an hour in relation to body temperature and lack of lividity (room temperature 19 ° C - corrected values nomogram Henssge) . "No rigor mortis, examining the color of the little show that no displacement of the body has occurred"
Forensic Autopsy of the victim
"Upon request of the judicial authority (.... ) was conducted today at the autopsy Mr. Nicolas BITE "logs (...) whose body was X-rayed upon arrival at the Forensic Institute. "Weight 82 kg, height 1.79 m, male, European-style, age 38, brown eyes and brown hair, clothing: cotton trousers and beige leather belt, shirt, socks and tennis shoes leather large blood stain on clothing; samples for analysis (...). No tattoos, scars old appendicitis. " "Bruises on the right wrist distally; clenched right hand (taking a piece of torn paper for analysis) "" The body was found in prone position, face against the ground, "" Pupils normal, normal palate (...) "in Thorax, the heart chamber is surrounded by blood (...) with a deep lesion of 6cm wide 10 cm deep in the chest "," samples bits of metal and wood in the thorax, outer integument. "Internal review reveals accessions evoking the daily use of tobacco". "Larynx, trachea and bronchi irritated (tobacco). "General examination of the organs of the abdomen is normal" (...) "the May 14, 2010, 4:13 p.m., Professor A. COAL, Medical Examiner. "
Conclusion of Professor A. COAL , given the evidence provided by forensic science (analysis of samples):
identification of the body confirmed Nicolas BITE; index violent death of criminal or accidental circumstances: possible control (right wrist bruise); death hemorrhage (...) chest injury by a sharp object; lung cancer beginning to confirm, no traces of various poisoning; slight trace of alcohol. 
"May 12, 2010 at the museum-Farm Coulevrain, Savigny le Temple (...) male person (...) called Nicolas BITE. "Not breathing, no pulse, cardiac arrest found to 6:12 p.m. (...) ". "A gaping wound in the chest (...) significant bleeding" - "the dead for about an hour in relation to body temperature and lack of lividity (room temperature 19 ° C - corrected values nomogram Henssge) . "No rigor mortis, examining the color of the little show that no displacement of the body has occurred"
Forensic Autopsy of the victim
"Upon request of the judicial authority (.... ) was conducted today at the autopsy Mr. Nicolas BITE "logs (...) whose body was X-rayed upon arrival at the Forensic Institute. "Weight 82 kg, height 1.79 m, male, European-style, age 38, brown eyes and brown hair, clothing: cotton trousers and beige leather belt, shirt, socks and tennis shoes leather large blood stain on clothing; samples for analysis (...). No tattoos, scars old appendicitis. " "Bruises on the right wrist distally; clenched right hand (taking a piece of torn paper for analysis) "" The body was found in prone position, face against the ground, "" Pupils normal, normal palate (...) "in Thorax, the heart chamber is surrounded by blood (...) with a deep lesion of 6cm wide 10 cm deep in the chest "," samples bits of metal and wood in the thorax, outer integument. "Internal review reveals accessions evoking the daily use of tobacco". "Larynx, trachea and bronchi irritated (tobacco). "General examination of the organs of the abdomen is normal" (...) "the May 14, 2010, 4:13 p.m., Professor A. COAL, Medical Examiner. "
Conclusion of Professor A. COAL , given the evidence provided by forensic science (analysis of samples):
identification of the body confirmed Nicolas BITE; index violent death of criminal or accidental circumstances: possible control (right wrist bruise); death hemorrhage (...) chest injury by a sharp object; lung cancer beginning to confirm, no traces of various poisoning; slight trace of alcohol.
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