The medical certificate stated, inter alia , that all injuries had been inflicted by a blunt object. It was possible that they were inflicted in the manner and at the time indicated by the applicant.

On the same day he was seen by a medical expert who noted two abrasions on his forehead that could have been caused by a solid blunt object four to six days prior to the examination. 9.

The expert concluded that the injuries had been caused with the use of hard blunt object shortly before the applicant was admitted to the hospital, possibly as described by the applicant.

Conclusion: [The applicant’s] bodily injuries in the form of ecchymoses in the area of the right and left upper arms and the left forearm have been inflicted with blunt, hard objects possibly in the mentioned

In   addition, several insignificant bruises on the upper front parts of both thighs caused by blunt objects some three to five days prior to the death were reported. 8 .

contusion to her head, nasal bone fracture, a closed craniocerebral trauma, rupture of the eardrum, injury to the left elbow ossicle and haemorrhage in the left forearm which had been caused by a hard, blunt

On 28 April 2001 a forensic report established that Nura Luluyeva’s death had been caused by a multiple skull fracture, inflicted by a blunt solid object applied with strong impact.

, but as they had not died immediately, the applicant had proceeded to stab them repeatedly with a knife, to shoot, strangle and hit one of them with a tool handle, the handle of a gun or other such blunt

The certificate stated that the injuries had caused him pain and suffering, had been inflicted by hard blunt objects and could have been sustained at the time and manner described by him.

On 4 October 2011 the applicant was examined by a forensic medical expert, as ordered by the investigator, who confirmed part of the applicant’s injuries, finding that they had been inflicted by a blunt

Inflicted by repeated striking, sliding and sliding/pushing actions using both blunt and hard objects.

2003) confirmed by another medical assessment, which stated, additionally, that the applicant suffered from numerous wounds, abrasions and lesions on various parts of the body, caused by impact with blunt

The expert noted that those injuries were minor and could be caused by a blunt object between ten and fourteen days before the examination.

following injuries had been discovered on the body: superficial bruising of the nasal dorsum, base of the skull, right and left eyelids in the area close to the nose, which had been inflicted with a blunt

On 17 July 2014 an expert appointed by the ICRF found that Mr Sentsov had facial abrasions and spinal bruises caused by impacts with a blunt object.

The injuries were caused by hard blunt objects, and could have been inflicted on 1 December 2013.

The final report, issued by the National Forensic Bureau on 26 September 2014, concluded that the multiple injuries had been caused by a blunt object; they were of a less serious nature and could have

With reference to D.J.’s neck injuries (questions nos. 1, 2 and 3) the expert stated that they had been inflicted by a hard blunt object impacting with considerable force.

xa0;   The following day the applicant was examined by a medical expert, who found bruises and scratches on his neck, arms, chest and stomach, which had likely been caused by blows with a hard, blunt