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Autopsies confirm gunshot wounds in three deaths and stab wounds in grandmother's death.
Medical examination results have confirmed the causes of death in the Gy family tragedy. The two children and their father died from gunshot wounds, according to autopsy findings. The grandmother was killed by stab wounds and blunt force trauma. These autopsy results align with earlier investigative reports that a shotgun was used in the incident. The findings provide forensic detail to support the ongoing investigation by the Vesoul prosecution office into the circumstances surrounding the deaths.
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Medical examination documents weapons and methods in family deaths
Autopsy results provide definitive medical documentation of the causes and methods of death. Gunshot wounds account for three deaths while blunt force trauma and stabbing account for one, establishing the forensic foundation for understanding how each family member died. These findings form the medical-legal record guiding investigative conclusions.
Autopsy data clarifies initial reports of suspected perpetrator's actions
Medical examination results corroborate earlier investigative findings about the suspected sequence of events. The varied causes of death—gunshot wounds and stab wounds combined with beating—align with reports of multiple weapons being used. Autopsy documentation advances the factual understanding of what occurred before emergency services arrived.