Chrissie Watkins - This case was first thought
to be a possible boating accident. The torso was severed in mid-thorax.
There are no major organs remaining and the right arm has been severed
above the elbow with massive tissue loss in the upper musculature. Partially
denuded bone remaining. Dead on Arrival.
Alex M. Kintner - Multiple witnesses at the
beach reported seeing this boy enter the water on his raft shortly before
being attacked. The constant splashing by other swimmers is thought to
have attracted the shark and prompted the attack. This boys body was never
recovered... only his slashed raft was found. Dead on Arrival.
Ben Gardner - This man's mangled boat was
found approximately five miles off the shore of Amity. The man who investigated
the hull of the boat discovered a shark tooth the size of a shot glassin
the hull. Autopsy shows this man died of cardiac arrest. It seems that
fear caused this man's heart to stop. Dead on Arrival.
Howard Curtis - The only recovered remains
of this man's body was his right leg. His leg was found soon after he was
attacked in the pond near the Amity beach. From the police reports and
teeth marks on severed leg, it is clear that the fish attacked with great
ferocity. No other information at this time. Dead on Arrival.
Quint - This man's history of hunting sharks
seems to have caught up with him. Amity's Police Chief, Martin Brody, states
that when the shark jumped onto the backside of their boat, Quint was dragged
down into the sharks mouth. A forceful bite to the mid-torso ended this
man's life. Dead on Arrival.
JAWS - Legend has it that if you shoot a rifle
at a tank filled with compressed air, it will explode. Apparently Chief
Brody had heard this also. The Chief managed to get the shark to chew on
the tank while giving him a clear shot with an M1 Carbine. The shot caused
a massive explosion killing the shark in a bloody mess. Dead on Arrival.
