to how they occurred.

       Dr. Deborah Lowen, the Director of the Center for Child Protection and Well-
Being at the Vanderbilt University School of Medicine, testified that the Center
investigates suspected cases of child abuse and neglect. After the unresponsive victim
was brought to the hospital, Dr. Lowen talked with the Defendant to get her medical
history. She said that as the staff was trying to save the victim’s life, the Defendant “was
very focused on himself” and “his ability to perform resuscitation moves on the child.”
Also, he “focused a lot on the Army owing him back pay on his own multitude of
medical problems, talked about them repeatedly.” Dr. Lowen said that she remembered
the Defendant because the “[t]hings he was saying, the way he said them werethe Defendant claimed to have performed on her, and any delay in
obtaining medical care lessened her chance for survival.

       Dr. Adele Lewis testified that she was a forensic pathologist, the Tennessee
Interim State Chief Medical Examiner, and the Deputy Chief Medical Examiner for
Metro Nashville Davidson County. She said that she performed the autopsy on the
sixteen-month-old victim who weighed about twenty pounds at the time of her death,
which was the result of multiple blunt force injuries. Dr. Lewis detailed the injuries
sustained by the victim:

       She had many, many bruises and scrapes of her head and of her face. She
       had bleeding underneath her scalp, as well as underneath her skull and on
