Fascinating and disturbing story about investigations made by US military in cases of death.
https://www.vanityfair.com/news/201...ery-of-the-soldier-who-died-in-the-watchtower
https://www.vanityfair.com/news/201...ery-of-the-soldier-who-died-in-the-watchtower
When he got to the top, he found Brown seated on a high bench at an elevated gun table, but slumped over and leaning against the wall and Plexiglas window to his left. At first he thought Brown was sleeping. Then he thought Brown had a bloody nose. Then he saw blood and brain matter on the ground. He set the food and Gatorade on the table. He tapped Brown as if to wake him, and felt his neck for a pulse. Now he saw blood and brain matter on the wall and ceiling. Brown was still alive. He was breathing shallowly and making a gurgling noise. His weapon was standing on the floor, muzzle up, with the strap loosely around his left leg. A bullet casing lay nearby.