did you notice at the press conference the picture of body on right had a wound on right arm marked and they went into detail how that could have occurred, was that an addendum to the drawing you posted maybe from pressure?
Less than a second worth of shots using a well tuned semi auto 9mm. IF a wound was in the top of the head, it could easily be the last of a string of shots and hit as the subject/thug is going down.
I am not trained to read those wound charts, but it is confusing - “entry, re-entry, and exit” wounds are reference, but the diagram shows no wounds of any type on the rear torso. It seems the only way you could have both entry and exit wounds on the front of the torso would be if the person were in the process of falling forward as he was hit, and that one or more shots hit Brown when his body was more-or-less parallel to the ground, i.e., at something like a 90 degree angle to the officer.
The direction of the bullet path would make a big difference on the arm wounds. The forearm wound would make sense with having arms in the air but the one just above the elbow wouldn’t. It all depends on the angles involved; seems like those angles should paint a pretty clear picture. Do you know if there’s any drawing showing the direction of the arm wounds?