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evidenceevidencephysical2015 Federal TrialGovernment Exhibit 1592Henry Nields identified the box's clothing and shoes as those Martin Richard wore before the autopsy, and the court admitted the box and its contents. He described left-side tearing and blood stains on the upper garments and melted fabric that made it difficult to distinguish shorts from pants. He believed the belt found around Richard's left arm had likely served as a tourniquet.
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Government Exhibit 1592

Henry Nields identified the box's clothing and shoes as those Martin Richard wore before the autopsy, and the court admitted the box and its contents. He described left-side tearing and blood stains on the upper garments and melted fabric that made it difficult to distinguish shorts from pants. He believed the belt found around Richard's left arm had likely served as a tourniquet.

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  • Box containing Martin Richard's clothing, shoes, and belt

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Pellegrini used the clothing during Nields's testimony to illustrate Martin Richard's injuries.

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