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  "full_text": "Case No.: 2020r000308\nDocument No.: 61908\nFiled: 11/10/2021\nPage: 12 of 623\nL9L5ber1\n1 testimony will be from the medical experts is that as a result\n2 of the gunshot wound, that caused paralysis and paraplegia in\n3 the victim. Paraplegia commonly leads to things such as\n4 bedsores or pressure sores from not being able to move one's\n5 body; also other conditions such as a colostomy bag, a\n6 collapsed rectum, a permanent catheter, all of which can lead\n7 to infections and that in this particular case it was the\n8 complications of the paraplegia that led into infections or\n9 sepsis and that it was the sepsis that ultimately, in 2010,\n10 killed Mr. Jones.\n11 MR. DeMARCO: Your Honor, if I may?\n12 THE COURT: Sure.\n13 MR. DeMARCO: In my reading of the 3500 notes that\n14 were disclosed it's more than that. He describes oozing-type\n15 wounds, he describes a horrific odor, I think he described it\n16 as the smell of death in Mr. Jones' apartment at or near the\n17 time of his death. It's facts like these that I am focusing on.\n18 on.\n19 THE COURT: Yes.\n20 MR. DeMARCO: The paraplegia, the medical testimony\n21 from the medical examiners will establish that Mr. Jones was a\n22 paraplegic and he was in a wheelchair. But, my concern is\n23 about the graphic description of the bedsores, the compression\n24 sores, and also the horrific odor witnessed by Mr. Vega.\n25 MR. HOBSON: Your Honor, we are certainly cognizant of\nSOUTHERN DISTRICT REPORTERS, P.C.\n(212) 805-0300\nDOJ-OGR-00011127",
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