Biggs

[ bigz ]

noun

1. E(dward George) Pow·er [pou, -er], 1906–77, English organist in the U.S.

Example Sentences

Ms Judge Caroline Biggs said the "evidence is extremely strong" against the accused.

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Dr Michael Biggs, a forensic pathologist who completed Ms Morris's post-mortem examination, told the inquest on Monday that her injuries indicated that it was a "relatively brief incident involving one cow".

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Toxicology reports showed Ms Morris had "social level" alcohol in her system alongside her prescribed medication, but Dr Biggs said any impact on her would have been "mild".

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Forensic pathologist Michael Biggs told the inquest that Ms Morris - known to family and friends as Becki - had "hoofprints" to her chest and shoulder, and suffered an injury to her liver, which led to her death from internal bleeding.

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Initial calls to emergency services were that a woman had been attacked or strangled, a paramedic who attended the scene told the hearing, but Dr Biggs's post-mortem examination found no evidence of another person's involvement.

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