William Action Jackson Autopsy Report Updated -

Disclaimer: This post discusses post-mortem records and alleged circumstances of death. Reader discretion is advised. As of this writing, the official autopsy report for the specific performer known as "Action Jackson" may not be publicly available or may be pending verification.

Elias felt a chill. He remembered the old locker room rumors. They called him "Action Jackson" not because of his playing style, but because he was a kinetic anomaly—always moving, always vibrating. Players said touching him was like touching a live wire. william action jackson autopsy report

Detailed rope marks on his wrists and feet, numerous cuts, and a hole in his right ear caused by a sharp object. Gunshot Wounds: Elias felt a chill

The autopsy was performed on March 13, 1889, at 10:00 AM in the back room of Bale’s Pharmacy & Surgery, which doubled as Dodge City’s only morgue. The report is handwritten in cursive on faded, onionskin paper. Dr. Harrison F. Bale, a 52-year-old graduate of the Rush Medical College (Class of 1861), was the attending physician and coroner. His tone is clinical, detached, and at times, remarkably modern. Players said touching him was like touching a live wire