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Prof Rutty said there was no evidence that she had died from a heart attack.
Prof Rutty said the description raised the possibility that Jimmy had inhaled, or aspirated, stomach contents while alive.
(14.) On Amies and freeze-dried vaccine, see Barreto and Rutty, "Speckled Monster", 18.
Forensic pathologist Professor Guy Rutty said: "The inner aspect of the upper arm is a typical place for somebody to grip somebody whilst trying to hold them or move them."
The Canada Lancet 1914;47:797-98; Rutty, Christopher J.
Professor Guy Rutty told Stafford Crown Court yesterday that he found 26 areas of injury and bruising to her body but there were two possible causes, a head injury or strangulation.
Maybe the doe would lead her rutty suitor back my way.
Pathologists Dr Nat Cary and Professor Guy Rutty gave the cause of death of both sisters as compression asphyxia.
Home Office pathologist Professor Guy Rutty said the youngster later died as a result of head injuries and strangulation.
Professor Guy Rutty said because Jon-Paul was small he may have been smothered during the crush by being pushed into the backs of other people.
With the wind blowing downhill from the bull to me, I could smell his rutty aroma.
Deborah's sister Esther attended the ceremony as a bridesmaid and Steven Rutty was the best man.
Professor Guy Rutty, a pathologist, told the court he thought Marian died some time between 3.04pm - when a witness described seeing her turn blue - and 4.09pm, when she was confirmed dead in the gymnasium.
It was early November, and I thought he should be in rut, but he was not acting rutty at all.
Home Office pathologist Dr Guy Rutty said Mr Hoggarth had suffered massive wounds to his chest, including a piece of glass which had pierced his heart.
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