[ansel12]

See post 47, I accidentally used the word ‘could’ but I meant that that is what the coroner found.

[dragnet2]

The coroner and forensics could show that the unconcious, (brain wounded) body was on it’s back with arms splayed palms up, when the bullets were pumped into it (and it never reacted to the bullets)

A coroner could never say for sure in this instance if the suspect was moving, if he was unconscious or the exact time of death, unless he died in a hospital. That would be pure speculation.

They cannot tell you specifically when someone becomes unless maybe that person in hooked up in the hospital.

[dragnet2]

In fact many times the corner can only guess to the time of death, they can get close, but not exact.

But again, the corner would have no way of knowing if the robbery suspect in this case, was moving, or unconscious at the time.