His thighs were "reduced to a perfect jelly", and his body was covered in bruises and cuts, including two inch-deep holes in his right leg, deep enough to allow the medical examiner, Robert Willis, to touch the bone underneath.
His thighs were "reduced to a perfect jelly", and his body was covered in bruises and cuts, including two inch-deep holes in his right leg. These wounds were deep enough to allow the medical examiner, Robert Willis, to touch the bone underneath.