What the Kobe Bryant Autopsy Report Really Means

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The autopsy revealed that Bryant suffered fatal injuries when the helicopter hit the ground . The chopper caught on fire, and it was the reason the passengers weren’t able to. Kobe Bryant and Gianna Bryant’s autopsy reports were made public in May 2020. 28, the cause of death for all nine decedents was certified as blunt trauma . The official Kobe autopsy report confirms that Bryant succumbed to blunt force trauma , resulting from the helicopter crash. The report notes multiple severe injuries, including significant trauma to the head, chest, and abdomen. The legendary LA Lakers player was said to have had “multiple trauma injuries to the head, chest, and abdomen.” On top of that, Bryant was said to have “evisceration of the brain” and “internal organs.” Bryant had surface burns on 30% of his body, including his head, chest, and stomach. Several months following the Calabasas accident, there were unauthorized disclosures of details from Kobe Bryant’s autopsy reports. Although specific autopsy images of Gianna Bryant and the other victims were not circulated, a comprehensive report was released. The Los Angeles County coroner’s office on Friday released autopsies for the victims of the helicopter crash in California that killed the basketball star Kobe Bryant , his 13-year-old daughter,. Kobe Bryant’s autopsy revealed extensive blunt - force trauma injuries to his head, torso, and extremities. The report described fractures, burns, and internal organ damage caused by the impact. LOS ANGELES — The pilot flying Kobe Bryant and seven others to a youth basketball tournament outside Los Angeles did not have alcohol or drugs in his system, and all sustained immediately fatal. LOS ANGELES (CBSLA) – The Los Angeles County Department of Medical Examiner-Coroner has released the examination reports of Kobe Bryant and the eight other victims who died in the Jan.