SUMMARY: The body chart analysis reveals multiple blunt impact injuries on Mr. Torres, including impacts to the head near the eyes and mouth, bruises on both hands, and several contusions on the left side of the back and forearms. Injuries were documented alongside his height (62 inches) and weight (103 lbs). The blunt force trauma appears acute, likely from an external force striking him or him striking an object. While the injuries could result from being struck with a baseball bat or pushed down stairs, it’s indeterminate if they occurred while he was inside a suitcase, as timing cannot be precisely established.

Live video feed of Sarah Boone’s trial. Sarah Boone is accused of killing her boyfriend, Jorge Torres, in Feb. 2020 by zipping him …

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SUMMARY: Today marks a significant day for Florida voters with in-person early voting starting in nearly 50 counties. Polls open at 7 AM in Miami-Dade and Broward, closing at 7 PM, while Monroe’s polls are open from 8:30 AM to 5:30 PM. Voters can drop off ballots or vote at over 30 locations in Miami-Dade. Important voter tips include bringing a valid photo ID with a signature, checking wait times at polling sites, and printing a sample ballot for quicker voting. Many voters are focused on economic issues as they prepare for the upcoming election.

Teri Hornstein reports registered voters can go to any location designated by their county as an early voting center and cast a ballot just as they would on Election Day.

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SUMMARY: Cubans are facing a power outage that has lasted three days, exacerbated by the arrival of Hurricane Oscar. Over 216,000 residents in Havana regained power, but restoration efforts by 52,000 workers are hindered due to the hurricane’s impact. Oscar hit Cuba as a category 1 storm, now moving west and expected to change course toward the northeast. Tropical storm warnings are in effect for the Bahamas while conditions remain severe along the Cuban coast. In South Florida, scattered showers continue, with a forecast of warming temperatures and rain chances increasing by the weekend.

CBS Miami NEXT meteorologist Dave Warren shows the path of Hurricane Oscar, which made landfall in Cuba and is headed to …

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