Florida woman’s autopsy report reveals extent of alligator attack
Photograph: Troy Harrison/Getty ImagesView image in fullscreenAn alligator in Florida. The autopsy report noted that it was Allison who identified her body at Orlando regional medical center that same day.The Orange county associate medical examiner Jenaye Mack subsequently conducted the autopsy and determined Clark died from the multiple blunt force injuries that she received from the alligator. Mack also ruled that Clark’s manner of death was an accident.The FWC said officials removed two alligators – 12ft and 13ft in length, respectively – from the river and euthanized them.
- ▪Photograph: Troy Harrison/Getty ImagesView image in fullscreenAn alligator in Florida.
- ▪The autopsy report noted that it was Allison who identified her body at Orlando regional medical center that same day.The Orange county associate medical examiner Jenaye Mack subsequently conducted the autopsy and determined Clark died from
- ▪Mack also ruled that Clark’s manner of death was an accident.The FWC said officials removed two alligators – 12ft and 13ft in length, respectively – from the river and euthanized them.
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An alligator in Florida. Photograph: Troy Harrison/Getty ImagesView image in fullscreenAn alligator in Florida. Photograph: Troy Harrison/Getty ImagesFloridaFlorida woman’s autopsy report reveals extent of alligator attackBrittany Clark struggled for her life before dying from brutal injuries in rare attack, autopsy report confirmsRamon Antonio VargasFri 31 Jul 2026 12.45 EDTLast modified on Fri 31 Jul 2026 12.48 EDTSharePrefer the Guardian on GoogleA woman who was killed in a rare alligator attack while swimming with her boyfriend in Florida struggled for her life before dying from the brutal injuries inflicted on her by the animal, newly released autopsy results confirmed.The report containing the results of Brittany Clark’s autopsy, published on Thursday, also contained new details…
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