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Defence Wound

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Defence Wound
A wound sustained when a victim places a hand (often the palms), arm (lateral forearms) or other body part in harm’s way to prevent or minimise the impact of a blow or slashing by a sharp weapon


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Deputy State Pathologist Dr Khalid Jabbar told the murder trial a postmortem indicated there were 51 stab wounds on Joselita's body, including what he described as a number of defence wounds.
Mr Donne said Ms Ryba suffered eight potentially fatal stab wounds and 18 slashes including defence wounds to her arms.
He said: "Under external examination there were no signs of injuries to the face, defence wounds on the hands or arms and there was no evidence of trauma to the larynx.
 
 
 
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