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I just scraped this off of FoxNews. Who knew intermediate range was anything further away than actual barrel contact...
A leaked autopsy reportedly shows that the bullet that killed Florida teen Trayvon Martin was fired from "intermediate range," which one forensics expert said means anywhere from one to 18 inches away.
Read more: Autopsy of Trayvon Martin reportedly shows fatal bullet fired from 'intermediate range' | Fox News
To add to this a bit; does anyone see why a lot of people do not trust Fox? I mean, I guess I consider intermediate distance for shooting someone to be something like 5 feet to maybe 20 feet. This description given by the Fox-sourced expert sounds a whole lot like point-blank range to me. Why would they only quote him, and bypass the rest, giving his description the only mention?