Paul Walker Autopsy Report
The sudden death of movie star Paul Walker in a tragic car accident in 2013 shocked the world. The newly released Paul Walker Autopsy Report has revealed horrifying details about the famous actor’s final moments in the Fast & Furious franchise. From information about the car’s speed at the time of collision, the course of the accident to the condition of the bodies of Walker and his friend Roger Rodas, this report once again emphasizes the tragedy of this unfortunate disaster. Cabetta.com.vn will provide all the painful details from the autopsy report.
Paul Walker Autopsy Report: Horrific Details of Fatal Crash Revealed
The world was left in shock and mourning when news broke of Paul Walker’s tragic death in a horrific car accident on November 30, 2013. The beloved actor, best known for his role in the Fast & Furious franchise, was just 40 years old.
According to the autopsy report, Walker’s friend and business partner, Roger Rodas, was driving a 2005 Porsche Carrera GT at an estimated speed of over 100 mph when he lost control for unknown reasons. The report states that the Porsche was traveling eastbound on a well-lit, deserted street when it partially spun and began traveling in a southeast direction.
The vehicle then struck a curb and drove onto an embankment, with the driver’s side hitting a tree and a light post. The Porsche spun 180 degrees, hitting another tree on the passenger side before bursting into flames. Skid marks and the condition of the car’s wheels indicated the high speed at which the crash occurred.
The autopsy report revealed the horrific extent of Walker’s injuries. Nearly all of his body was charred through the skin, and his hair color and eye color could not be determined upon visual examination. He suffered fractures to his right wrist, left arm, jaw, collarbone, ribs, and pelvis, indicating he had braced for impact. Walker also had “scant soot” in his trachea, suggesting he had partially inhaled smoke before his death.
Rodas, too, suffered severe burns over his entire body. However, the report stated that he died from blunt head, neck, and chest trauma, rather than the fire itself. His skull was “opened widely” due to fractures, exposing his brain. Unlike Walker, Rodas did not have soot in his airway.
The autopsy reports confirmed that neither Walker nor Rodas had drugs or alcohol in their systems at the time of the crash. The investigation concluded that both men died almost instantly, emphasizing the sudden and tragic nature of their deaths.
The loss of Paul Walker was deeply felt by his fans and colleagues, leaving a void in the Fast & Furious franchise and the entertainment industry as a whole. This heartbreaking autopsy report serves as a sobering reminder of the fragility of life and the importance of road safety.
