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Continue, Doctor.
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The skull fracture can only be due
to a weapon that struck from above.
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That's the sole condition that causes
symmetrical lesions on the brain
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touching the subjacent area
and the area opposite the wound.
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An autopsy showed the lesions,
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the right cerebral hemorrhage
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and the fracture of the left temple.
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In the case of a shock
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due to a fall
on a hard surface like the street,
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such lesions couldn't exist.
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Why didn't you tell us sooner?
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Yesterday!
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Mr Deputy, he was still alive!
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We needed an autopsy.
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Time for other tests
would've shown the same facts.
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Another hypothesis is
if the truck dragged him,
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his skull could've hit the curb.
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It's a fact that he was hit
in the middle of the street.
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Then a fall couldn't cause
such lesions.
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- A phone?
- Next door.
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Yago was driving.
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The 2nd man was drunk
and couldn't have been so precise.
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A demonstrator.
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Their story's odd.
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- Know them well?
- Very well!
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Political?
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Maybe.
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- Communists?
- Not if they work here!
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The opposition?
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One never knows.
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The General, please.
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I wanted to see you
to clarify a few points.
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It all seems clear enough to me!
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A new fact has come up.
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It's stuffy in here!
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You saw the accident?
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How did it happen?
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In what respect?
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When the truck arrived,
what happened?
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The Col. and I were there