Young v. Hodgman & Mac Vicar

On September 19, 1931, Dan Young died at his home in Safford, Arizona, as the autopsy showed, from a fracture of his skull, at a point approximately between his right eye and right ear, or, as the doctor put it, “on the right side in the middle fossa of the skull at its anterior part.” The autopsy also showed that a hemorrhage resulted from the fracture and formed a well-clotted and organized blood clot, of probably three ounces, discus shape, at or near the fracture and between the dura mater and the skull. The medical experts were not able, from the looks of the fracture and the condition…