A. Pancreas normal. In other words, all the abdominal viscera normal. Q Did you examine the person of the deceased, Doctor ,his clothing and personal affairs ? A. Yes. Q. Any faecal matter ? A. His underclothing contained faecal matter, otherwise the underclothing clean. I told you about the four scars across here (indicating) and the character, did I not ? Q You did not. A . There were four transverse scars-transverse parallel scars across about the lower portion of the thyroid, from a quarter to three-eighths of an inch-perhaps a little more than three-eighths-varying from an eighth to three quarters of an inch in length; right in the median line. One was to the right. Q Which one was to the right ? A The lower one was to the right; the other across, the median line of the neck. Q Describe the median line ? A A line drawn from centre of chin down to the straight line of the neck. Q What color or shade was the scrotum, Doctor ? A Sort of bluish black. Q. Is that a symptom? what is it a symptom of, particularly in medicine? A. Well, you may get it from strangulation, and you may get it otherwise. Q Anybody else present when you made this postmortem, Doctor? A. Yes, Mr. Frank Isley; and I might say Clark; it's all here in his handwriting. 1 think that covers it pretty well all, I may have left some of it out- Q . Did you know the deceased before he died ? A. Well no; they all look alike to me. BC Archives GR-0419 BRITISH COLUMBIA. ATTORNEY GENERAL. Box 95 File 1903/18 Attorney General documents.