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Michael Baden,” Kentucky Funeral Director’S Association, Louisville, Kentucky, June 30, 2010 AFFIDAV MICH E .BAD N .D I, Michael M. Baden, M.D., hereby declares under penalty of perjury as follows: 1. I am a physician licensed t0 practice medicine in New York State, Board- certified in Anatomic Pathology, Clinical Pathology and Forensic Pathology, a former Chief Medical Examiner of New York City and the former Chief Forensic Pathologist for the New York State Police. Attached hereto as Exhibit A is a copy of my curriculum vitae. 2. I have reviewed the 1993 autopsy report, scene and autopsy photographs, photographs of sneakers recovered from Mr. Ledell Lee, the Arkansas State Crime Laboratory reports, the FBI laboratory report, the serology report and the trial testimonies of Dr. William Sturner, Mr. Kermit Channel and Mr. Berwin Monroe which were provided to me in the case of State ofArkansas v. Ledell Lee, No. CR-96-0553 relative to the death of Mrs. Debra Kay Reese. 3. The cause of Mrs. Reese’s death was attributed to “Craniocerebral trauma with multiple skin and soft tissue lacerations,” fractures of the nose, right zygoma, large laceration of the skin of the right forehead, and fracture of the right cricoid cartilage with hemorrhage into the muscles of her neck. She was struck on the head multiple times with a blunt object and was strangled. There were also "bruises of the knuckles of both hands." 4. A transfer imprint pattern and adjacent orbital laceration and nasal laceration are present on Mrs. Reese’s right cheek. (State‘s Exhibit 60; LL-009453] 5. The underlying nasal bone, and the adjacent zygomatic bone, which is a very strong bone, are fractured which required a very forceful impact directly to the right cheek 6. The injury pattern is not consistent with having been inicted by a blow from the small wooden smooth bat recovered at the scene. [State’s Exhibit 60; LLv-009432] 7. The injury pattern is not consistent “with force being applied from elsewhere, the top or sides of the head" that pressed her right cheek against the soft rug as testified to at trial. [R2259]. Such force would be insufficient to fracture the zygoma bone, there was no corresponding impact force on the top or sides of her head, and the rug pattern is inconsistent with the skin imprint. 8. The skin imprint and zygoma are consistent with having been inicted by footwear that was stomped directly onto Mrs. Reese’s exposed right cheek as she lay on the oor 9. The injury pattern on Mrs. Reese’s face is not consistent with having been inflicted by the sneakers recovered from Mr. Lee. The soles of Mr. Lee’s sneakers have a much more closely spaced and more solid linear pattern than was transferred in the cheek imprint. 10. The injuries to Mrs. Reese’s head and neck, fracture of her cricoid cartilage, and bruises to her hands demonstrate that she was physically resisting while she was manually strangled which would cause close physical contact and result in the transfer of blood from Mrs. Reese onto the skin and clothes of the assailant. 11. Additional transfer of Mrs. Reese’s blood onto the perpetrator’s skin and clothing would have occurred when her body was lifted onto the bed with blood dripping from the multiple head lacerations. 12. The many injuries Mrs. Reese incurred during the close contact with her assailant would have transferred considerable amounts of blood onto the skin and clothing of the perpetrator. The presence of only a single “pinhead in size, very, very small" drop of blood described by the State serologist as being present on the tongue of each of Mr. Lee’s shoes, and the absence of any blood on Mr. Lee’s t-shirt or jeans, are inconsistent with these items having been worn by the person who committed this murder. new meats Michael M. Baden, MD. Dated: STATE OF NEW YORK ) ) 3.5. COUNTY OF NEW YO K ) On the [C day of October, 2019, before me, the undersigned, personally appeared MICHAEL M. BADEN, personally known to me or proved to me on the basis of satisfactory evidence to be the individual whose name is subscribed to the within instrument and acknowledged to me that he executed the same in his capacity, and that by his signature on the instrument, the individual, or the person upon behalf of which the individual acted, executed the instrument. mwfublV/ C V/ LINDA 'KENNEY BADEN. ESQ. Notary Puinc. State of New York Registration #02K5631 2986 Qualified In New York County Commission Expires Oct 14. 2022 magmam HWMSEHIEs-m Bow. RECYCLED! www.kleer—fax.com FSC www.fsc.org MIX Paper from responsible sources FSC® CD1 451 8 MICHAEL IV]. BADEN, MD. 15 West 53'“ Street, New York, New York 10019 Teiephone: (212)397-2732 - Facsimife: (212) 397-2754 - Emaii: [email protected] QLJBRICULUM VITAE EDUCATION o The City College of New York (1955) BIS. Degree - New York University School of Medicine (1959) MD. Degree POST-GRADUATE TRAINING 1959~1960 Intern, First (Columbia) Medical Division, Bellevue Hospital 1960-1961 Resident, First (Columbia) Medical Division, Bellevue Hospital 1961-1963 Resident, Pathology, Bellevue Hospital 1963-1964 Chief Resident, Pathology, Bellevue Hospital LICENSURE - New York State Medical License (1960) 0 Diplomate, National Board of Medical Examiner's (1960) 0 Diplomate, American Board of Pathology: Anatomic Pathology (1965) Clinical Pathology (1966) Forensic Pathology (1966) Page 1 10.21.2019 PROFESSIONAL POSITIONS 1985—2011 Director, Medicolegal Investigations Unit, New York State Police 1961—1985 Office of Chief Medical Examiner, New York City; Chief Medical Examiner (1978—1979) 1981-1983 Deputy Chief Medical Examiner, Suffolk County, New York; Director of Laboratories, Suffolk County, New York TEACHING APPOINTMENTS 1961-1989 New York University School of Medicine, Associate Professor, Forensic Medicine 1975-2001 Visiting Professor of Pathology, Albert Einstein School of Medicine 1975-1988 Adjunct Professor 0f Law, New York Law School 1975-1978 Lecturer in Pathology, College of Physicians and Surgeons of Columbia University 1986, 1989 Visiting Professor, John Jay College of Criminal Justice 1965-1978 Assist Visiting Pathologist, Bellevue Hospital, New York 2002 Adjunct Lecturer, The Cyril H. Wecht institute of Forensic Science and Law, Duquesne University School of Law 2002 Distinguished Professor/Adjunct Lecturer, Henry C. Lee Institute, University of New Haven (Connecticut) GOVERNMENTAL APPOINTMENTS 1977-1979 Chairman, Forensic Pathology Panel, United States Congress, Select Committee on Assassinations, Investigations into the deaths of President John F. Kennedy and Dr. Martin Luther King 1973—Present Member, New York State Correction Medical Review Board 2015-Present Member, New York State Justice Center forthe Protection of People with Special Needs Page 2 10.21.2019 1976-2014 Member, New York State Mentai Hygiene Medical Review Board (renamed Justice Center for the Protection of People with Special Needs in 2015} 1983—1986 Member, National Crime information Center, Committee on Missing Children, United States Department ofJustice (F.B.|.) 1971-1975 Special Forensic Pathology Consultant, New York State Organized Crime Task Force (investigation of deaths at Attica Prison) 1974—2006 Director and/or Moderator, Annual Northeastern Seminar in Forensic Medicine, Colby College, Maine 1973*1987 Lecturer, Drug Enforcement Administration, Drug Law Enforcement Training School, United States Department ofJustice PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS 1966—Present American Academy of Forensic Sciences; Fellow Vice President and Program Chairman (1982—1983) 1965—Present The Society of Medical Jurisprudence; Fellow, President (1981-1985) 1966-Present College of American Pathologist; Fellow, Chairman, Toxicology Subcommittee (1972-1974) 1971—1975 College of American Pathologists Foundation; Forensic Pathology Seminar Faculty 1973-1976 American Board of Pathology; Forensic Pathoiogy Board Test Committee (1973—1976) 1966—1986 American Society of Clinical Pathologist; Fellow Member, Drug Abuse Task Force (1973—1977) 1965*1978 New York State Medical Society; Chairman, Section of Medicolegal and Workers’ Compensation Matters (1972) 1965-Present Medical Society of the County of New York Page 3 10.21.2019 19694978 National Association of Medical Examiner's 1965-Present American Medical Association HONORS The City College of New York: Senior Class President; Editor—in-Chief of The Campus (newspaper); Phi Beta Kappa Honor Legion, New York City Police Department, 1969 College of American Pathologists, Certificate of Appreciation (Chairman, Toxicology Resource Committee, 1972-1975) American Academy of Forensic Sciences, Award of Merit, 1974 and 1983 Drug Enforcement Administration, United States Department of Justice, Certificate of Appreciation, 1982 New Jersey Narcotic Enforcement Officers Association, Certificate of Appreciation, 1977 Fire Department of the City of New York, Certificate of Appreciation, 1978 New York State Bar Association, Certificate of Appreciation, 1980 New York City Health and Hospitals Corporation, Certificate of Appreciation for participation in development of emergency facilities for Emergency Medical Services for the City of New York, 1980 New York University, Great Teacher, 1980 First Fellow in Forensic Science of the University of New Haven, Henry C. Lee Institute, (Connecticut), 2002 Page 4 10.21.2019 PROFESSIONAL PUBLICATIONS AND PRESENTATIONS 1. M, Helpern and M. Baden; Editors: Atlas of Legal Medicine by Tomio Watanabe, Lippincott, 1968 D. Louria, M. Baden, et aI.: The Dangerous Drug Problem. New York Medicéne, 22:3, May 1966 D. Gold, P. Henkind, W. Sturner and M. Baden: Occulodermal Melanocytosis and Retinitis Pigmentosa. Am. J. of Ophthalmology, 63:271, 1967 B. Van Duuren, L. Lanseth, L. Orris, M. Baden and M. Kuschner: Carcinogenicity of Expoxides Lactones and Peroxy Compounds v. Subcutaneous Injection of Rats. J. Nat. Cancer institute, 39:1213, 1967 M. Helpern and M. Baden: Patterns of Suicides and Homicides in New York City, Proceedings of the Seventh international Meeting of Legal Medicine (Budapest); October 1967 M. Baden: Pathology of Narcotic Addiction, Proceedings of the Sixth Latin American Congress of Pathology (San Juan, Puer‘to Rico); December 1967 M.
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