Notorious B.I.G. Autopsy Report (The Day a Legend was Hit)

It has been 16 years since rapper Christopher Wallace,a.k.a The
Notorious B.I.G. or Biggie Smalls, was gunned down and killed in Los
Angeles. Now with a newly leaked autopsy report, shockingly graphic
details of the legendary rapper's unsolved murder have finally been
revealed.

Christopher Wallace sustained
gunshot wounds to his chest,
shoulder, leg, forearm and
scrotum on the night he was
murdered in L.A. back in 1997 ...
this according to the never-
before-seen autopsy report obtained by TMZ last year. The report
confirms Wallace -- who was
listed at 6'1", 395 lbs -- was
struck a total of 4 times in a
drive-by shooting on Wilshire
Blvd while the 24-year-old rapper
sat in the passenger seat of a
Chevy Suburban. According to the
report, 3 of the shots were NOT
fatal. -- Gunshot #1 struck
Wallace in the left forearm and
traveled down to his wrist. --
Gunshot #2 struck Wallace in the
back, missed all vital organs, and
exited through his left shoulder.
-- Gunshot #3 struck Wallace on
his outer left thigh and exited
through his inner left thigh. The
reports says ... after Gunshot #3
exited the thigh, "the projectile
strikes the left side of the
scrotum, causing a very shallow,
3/8 inch linear laceration."The
fatal bullet was Gunshot #4 ...
which entered Wallace's body
through his right hip and ripped
its way through several vital
organs ... before coming to rest
in his left shoulder area.
According to the report, the
bullet perforated Wallace's colon,
liver, heart and the upper lobe of
his left lung. Immediately after
the shooting Wallace was rushed
to Cedars-Sinai Hospital -- where
doctors performed an
emergency thoracotomy ... but it
was too late. Wallace was
pronounced dead at 1:15 AM.
According to the report, all 4 of
the gunshots traveled through
the Suburban passenger door
before striking Wallace. Two of
the bullets were found on the
gurney that transported Wallace
to the hospital. Another bullet
was discovered at the hospital
when the body was turned over
after doctors had pronounced
him dead. During the autopsy,
the coroner listed Wallace as
"morbidly obese." A toxicology
test revealed Wallace had no
traces of drugs or alcohol in his
system at the time of his death.
Wallace's body was eventually
ID'd by his mother and wife. One
last thing ... on one of the pages
of the autopsy report, there is a
note scribbled under the
headline "Other Pertinent
Information" which reads:
"Decedent may be rap
singer."Wallace was 24.
According to E! News. The
ammunition used to kill Wallace
was a "very rare" Geco 9mm, only
manufactured in Germany. The
FBI also discovered the New York
rapper had ties to the Genovese
crime family.