In a recent court session, graphic evidence was presented regarding the autopsy of a victim whose body was discovered in a shallow grave. A witness confirmed their attendance at the autopsy, detailing the initial procedures, including the unwrapping of the victim's body.

The court reviewed a series of photographs, labeled as state exhibits 22 through 40, which depicted the condition of the body at the coroner's office in Lake Charles. These images were admitted into evidence after the witness affirmed their accuracy in representing the unwrapping and removal of coverings from the victim.

As the courtroom prepared to view the graphic content, the presiding judge cautioned attendees about the nature of the images, allowing those who might find them distressing to leave the room temporarily. The first exhibit shown was a photograph of the victim's body, still wrapped in a tarp, as it was retrieved from the crime scene.

This session marks a significant moment in the ongoing investigation, as the court continues to piece together the circumstances surrounding the victim's death.