[Significance of fatal accidents in 0- to 25-year-old persons].
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On the basis of widely laterally resected anterior chest walls, ossification specimens of femal (n = 95) and male (n = 112) individuals of different age have been examined. An unexpected high significance of the already described sex-dimorphism could be secured between the 20th and 50th year of age. The estimated epiphenomenological changes impress as a female calcification type with centrally in the costal cartilage situated ossifications and as a male calcification type with sheath-like calcifications situated at the cranial and caudal edge of the costicartilage. Isolatedly observed contra-sexual ossifications specimens are expressively hinted at.
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On the basis of six dead people, who held firmly clasped objects in their hand, the question being discussed whether this finding can be interpreted as a vital reaction or as a purely postmortem phenomenon.
Four fatal hunting accidents by means of firearms are described from the autopsy material of the Institute for Forensic Medicine of Humboldt University in Berlin. Again the main cause was shown to be the firing of guns in insufficient daylight.
On the basis of phenomenological particularities the described case of a triple murderer of women from East Berlin proves to be complementary to the casuistry of multiple homicide. In one day a 30-year old autopsy assistant killed three intimate female partners, ultimately his wife, in their respective dwellings. The first two homicides were test killings. The perpetrator was executed in 1970.