Someone dies after falling into a fish tank filled with poisonous jellyfish and dies almost instantly. Afterwards, while doing an autopsy the coroner states :"his body is covered with "subdural haematoma's" : these lesions can only be found inside the skull, so how can the coroner know this when he has at that point only done an external examination? To me this immediately dispels any belief in the series, which specifically centers around forensic procedures and exact scientific descriptions of factual examinations. .(subdural refers to the exact location of a bleeding around the brain, inside the skull)
Review of Kill Clause
