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You could strangulate a man without a thumb; at least the doer of  the deed could have no thumb.
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Q. How did you come  to notice these marks first ?
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A Well,  I simply asked of some of  the boys I don't know just who they were,  I  could'nt even spot them now assuming that they were all  here-because  I  paid more attention to the disinfection of the room, giving it an extra dose so far as all  the clothing was concerned.  I walked in and I  saw—
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Q.  (interrupting)You noticed those marks at once ?
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A Exactly.
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Q They were from an eighth of an inch to half or three-quarters of an inch ?
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A Well,  somewhat in that neighborhood, A Was there much discoloration about it ?
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A.  About  the throat ?
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Q Around tho larynx on the outside, below the left horn, this horn here  that  was fractured ?
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A The left horn was broken.
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Q Which one of  the horns,  the upper or the lower ?
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A. The upper.
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Q  Ordinarily there are not any lower ones  ?
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A Ordinarily there are not, no.
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Q. Then there is only one pair ?
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A. Yes,  right and left.
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Q This wind-pipe-we``ll call it by that name is cartilage, is it not ? It's not very strong ?
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A well, it bears the name of bone.
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Q It bears the name of bone, but it's really not ossified like  the other bones of  the  body'
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A.  It would``nt be as hard as some of the bones of the body.
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Q.  In other words it would take very slight pressure to break it 2
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A.  I would'nt like  it performed on me.  I could imagine  it was severe.
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BC Archives GR-0419        BRITISH COLUMBIA. ATTORNEY GENERAL. Box 95 File 1903/18            Attorney General documents.

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