Ive killed a lot of deer. Both with a firearm and a bow. If you even nick the airway there is always bubbles of blood forced out of the mouth and nose from the targets attempt to breathe.
Hitting her anywhere in the neck would have either severed her spine causing instant death or severely injured her airway. In either case the likelihood of completely missing 2 major arteries and two major veins is impossible.
Like I said, Ive killed many, many deer. I hit one right through the neck. The blood trail was 10 feet wide and every blade of grass was covered. The deer died within 25 feet of where it was hit by the arrow.
There is absolutely no way that this woman was shot in the neck by a .45
In fact, if she was hit in the neck with a .45, she would have looked like a bobblehead.
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Ive killed a lot of deer. Both with a firearm and a bow. If you even nick the airway there is always bubbles of blood forced out of the mouth and nose from the targets attempt to breathe.
Hitting her anywhere in the neck would have either severed her spine causing instant death or severely injured her airway. In either case the likelihood of completely missing 2 major arteries and two major veins is impossible.
Like I said, Ive killed many, many deer. I hit one right through the neck. The blood trail was 10 feet wide and every blade of grass was covered. The deer died within 25 feet of where it was hit by the arrow.
There is absolutely no way that this woman was shot in the neck by a .45