Autopsy: Mom of abducted teen died of severe blows (USA News)

The post-mortem of a San Diego lady whose teen little girl was stole by a family companion demonstrates that she was executed by no less than twelve hits to her head and that her young child's physique was blazed to the point of being indistinguishable, as per a post-mortem examination report.

Christina Anderson, 44, was discovered with channel tape wrapped around her neck and mouth a few times and her lower legs tied with a plastic link, consistent with the report, which was discharged Monday by the San Diego County Medical Examiner Office. Cuts on her neck were likely caused after she bit the dust.

The forms of Anderson and her 8-year-old child, Ethan, were considered in a blazing house having a place with a family companion, James Dimaggio, who is associated with executing the pair and snatching 16-year-old Hannah Anderson.

The report does not say what sort of instrument was utilized to incur the hits to the over of Anderson's head, temple and nose, however powers have said that firefighters discovered a crowbar close to her physique.

The inspector's office was unable to confirm the explanation for Ethan's passing. The dissection said he no doubt kicked the bucket because of the fiery breakout, however that he likewise had skeletal cracks, and trauma couldn't be discounted as a conceivable explanation for the breaks.
Dimaggio, 40, was shot and murdered by FBI operators Aug. 20 in the Idaho wild where he had taken Hannah Anderson in the odd grabbing.

Dimaggio tied up and murdered the two victimized people then set fire to the house in Boulevard, Calif., in the ballpark of 65 miles east of San Diego, before snatching Hannah. As powers issued an AMBER alarm for the teen, he headed north via auto, winding up in Idaho.

Campers on horseback at first went over the pair at a remote campground, however did not ponder the manhunt until they got back home.

FBI operators, cautioned by the campers, were carried into the backcountry to Dimaggio's campground, where they shot and murdered him.

San Diego County Sheriff Bill Gore has called Hannah "a victimized person in each feeling of the expression." He has declined to examine a conceivable thought process and examiners haven't freely tended to different parts of the case, incorporating why the family headed off to Dimaggio's home, and how Hannah was treated in bondage.

Dimaggio, known by the family as "Uncle Jim," had been asked by Christina Anderson to take Hannah to cheerleading camp Aug. 3 in light of the fact that she was at Ethan's football practice and unable to take her, San Diego County Sheriff's Detective Troy Dugal said in the post-mortem examination report.

In an alternate odd turn, Andrew Spanswick, who was a companion of Dimaggio's, told the Associated Press that Dimaggio's $112,000 disaster protection arrangement was left to Bernice Anderson, mother of Brett Anderson and grandma of Hannah and Ethan, to accommodate them.

Sheriff's murder Lt. Glenn Giannantonio said Monday that sheriff's authorities had no remark on the post-mortem report and might not be discharging further data about their examination, U-T San Diego reports.

Hannah, as per powers, did not know until after her recover that her mother and sibling were dead. She said in online postings soon after her discharge that Dimaggio had fixed the carport to burst into flames after she and he had left the range.

"I wish I could backpedal in time and hazard my existence to attempt and save theirs. I will never pardon myself for not attempting harder to spare them," she composed.

Hannah said the awfulness started after Dimaggio "deceived" the family into going to his home.

"He let us know he was losing his house due to cash issues so we went up there one last opportunity to uphold him, and to have some good times riding go-karts up there however he deceived us," Anderson composed.