HONG KONG POLICE
Medical Officer's report to Police in oases of Death from
other than natural causes.
49
Date 22.
September, 1940.
From H. T. Bee.
Medical Officer-in-Charge,
Kowloon Hospital Mortuary.
To.
Director of Criminal Intelligence.
The following is a report of the results of a post-mortem
examination held on (date) 20.9.40. at (time) 11.30 a.m. of the body
of Ng Hong. Sex, male, Apparent age 33.
Identified by Yuen Shẳng
Uhiu, Name of Police Officer attending Yuen Shing Ohau Detective
Police Constable 0.619. District Tai Po.
General Report,
Externally:-
Internally!
(1) Cause of death. Fractured Ribs and Pulmonary
Hemorrhage.
(2)
General physical condition of body. Well bullt.
(3) Approximate time of death. Within 50 hours.
Gun shot wounds at
(1)
1 inch medial and below to inferior angle
of the right scapula (entry).
(2) 1 inch below the right axilla (exit)
(3) Just above the upper end of the glubial cleft.
Ribs. the right 6th, 7th and 8th ribs were fractured in the posterior scapula line.
Plueral cavities filled with blood
Detailed report
Lungs
Haemothorax.
death by violence, description of wounds, position, length, breadth, depth, nature of instrument causing wounds: compatible with use of instrument produced or not: probable position of deceased and assailant when wounds were infected: whether blood would spurt on to assailant or not: period in which death would ensue: whether any wounds were inflicte after death or not.
The bases were very congested.
The right lung appeared to be very haemorrhagie obviously caused by the gunshot wound in its exit through the axilla.
was not injured and appeared healthy.
Heart
Brain and Skull
no injury or abnormality.
All other internal organs escaped injury.
(signed) H. T. Bee.