am quite evidence of Dr, CH. Haine uly 5, ing im a formal verdict that Leslie Malcolm Bell died on June 4, 1983, in. the General Hospital,' as a result of! head injuries inflicted by Glenn Morton Hargrave, a person not} subject to the jurisdiction of this Court."
Two witnesses were called at the adjourned Inquest on the late Mr. Bell, a British subject, the first "being Mr. J. clerk of the U.S. Court for Chi who gave evidence that Hargrave had Been found guilty of case the death of the deceased, ai that on June. 20, Hargrave was sentenced to. two "years" imprison ment for "the. involuntary Slaughter of Me. Bell.
Dr. T. M, Burton, the next wit. ness,' stated' that on'June 1 he had performed. an autopsy on' the ceased, and he found no disease ofthe brain or body.
"The cause of death," he con: extravasation, " of Sood into "the lining of the bra and. spinal cord, causing pressure espitatory and cardiac Bleeding was due. to re head "injuries."
The Coroner then gave his verdict as stated,
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