'The Worst I've Ever Seen:' Doctor's Grief As He Reveals Tiny Victims Of Sandy Hook Gunman Were Hit By Up To ELEVEN Bullets Each -- Daily Mail
* Connecticut chief medical examiner said each victim had up to 11 bullets
* Said victims had gunshot wounds in their heads, torsos, and extremities
* Seasoned medical professional H. Wayne Carver II called it 'worst I've seen'
* Carver will personally conduct autopsies of shooter Lanza and his mother
* All children killed at Sandy Hook Elementary School were under age of 8
* Among dead are Charlotte Bacon, Olivia Engel and Madeleine Hsu, all 6
* Chase Kowalski, Grace McDonnell and Josephine Gay, all 7, also died
* Teacher Victoria Soto, 27, threw herself in front of class to protect them
* Head Dawn Hochsprung killed execution-style after confronting shooter
A seasoned member of the medical community who has spent 30 years performing autopsies said that the damage done to the victims of the Sandy Hook massacre are ‘probably the worst I’ve seen.’
Connecticut Chief state medical examiner H. Wayne Carver II said in a press conference Saturday afternoon in Newtown that in his three decades in practice, the shooting is the ‘worst I know of any of my colleagues having seen.’
Dr Carver said that each of the 26 victims was shot between there and 11 times, with two of the victims being shot at incredibly close range. The bullets had pierced everywhere, he said – heads, extremities, and torsos.
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