Of course, many people preferred the convenience, directly editing documents on the computer and printing them out. Documents from the computer could also be submitted directly and, after backend review, be archived electronically.
But Jimmy's existing reports were all handwritten, and he was too lazy to change his style. Now, with no cases to handle, he used it as a way to pass the time.
The next day, the forensic report arrived. Jimmy unpacked the delivery, took out the report, and found it identical to Dave's, except for the name and autopsy time changes. The old forensic doctor was really cutting corners.
Looking at the photo below, Jimmy casually placed it on the table. He had finished rewriting his report very late yesterday, so he hadn't shown it to Hughes yet. Now was the time to deliver it.
As Jimmy was getting ready to leave, he suddenly stopped, picked up the photo of the corpse again, and looked closely at the tattoo on the body. It did seem familiar.
