had on his body.

But the autopsy still doesn’t answer many key questions that have haunted Leinonen for weeks: whether her son was hit accidentally by law enforcement, where he was found in the club and if he suffered for hours inside before officers breached an entry.

Like many of the other victims, Christopher was hit multiple times.

Many of the autopsies revealed commonalities: Most of the victims were not shot at close range and many were hit from the front or side, appearing as though they didn’t have much time to react and run.


Bullets hit them in nearly every possible place, including the head, chest, legs and back. Victims had more than 130 gunshot wounds total in the autopsies released Friday, a number that is sure to grow as thescience division, said the cost growth was less than 15 percent of the overall cost — $2.1 billion plus $300 million for its first Martian year of operations — and that the costs would largely come out of other parts of the overall Mars program. The agency’s fiscal year 2019 operating plan, yet to be released, will contain details of those costs.

Other aspects of the mission are faring well. The heat shield that will protect the rover during entry into the Martian atmosphere had to be rebuilt after the original unit cracked during testing last year. “The new build in on schedule,” he said, and is scheduled for delivery this summer. Mechanical actuators for various parts of the rover, components that caused problems for the development of the