"When a bullet enters the body, it prefolates through the skin. As it does so, it will damage blood vessels, and it will cause massive internal bleeding. Blood will accumulate, and the body will go into shock when it has lost approximately 20 percent of its circulating blood volume." - Janis Amatuzio, Forensic Pathologist; "Deadly Women" Television show. Season 1, Episode 3 - Revenge.
Brenda Spencer
- The bullet went through Cam Miller (at that time, 9 years old)
- 22 calibre rounds travel at probably excess 1600 to 2000 ft/sec
- at that speed, victim won't feel pain, but perceive a shock from the kinetic energy
Janis Amatuzio, Forensic Pathologist; "Deadly Women" Television show. Season 2, Episode 1 - Thrill Killers.
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