Andrew Brown Jr. independent autopsy reveals fatal gunshot to back of head

An independent autopsy contracted by the attorneys representing the family of North Carolina man Andrew Brown Jr. revealed that he was shot five times – four times in the right arm, and a fifth in the back of his skull.

Attorney Wayne Kendall further explained that the independent autopsy showed four non-fatal bullet wounds to Brown's right arm and a fatal shot to the back of the head. A copy of the independent autopsy -- obtained by Fox News -- said the procedure was conducted Monday by Dr. Brent Hall, a family commissioned forensic pathologist.  The report states that the fatal gunshot entered the back of the head and sequentially perforated and penetrated the skull and brain, the autopsy report said. The trajectory was listed as bottom to top, left to right and back to front. There was no exit wound.