FILE - In this Feb. 7, 2016 file photo, crosses and crime scene tape are seen outside a home in Chicago where six bodies, four adult and two children, were found Feb. 4. A new report by the Cook County medical examiner on Tuesday, April 19, 2016, reveals details of the autopsies of three of the victims. Autopsies for the other three victims were previously released. (AP Photo/Nam Y. Huh, File) (The Associated Press)
CHICAGO – A medical examiner says a Chicago woman killed alongside five family members in February was shot four times in the head and had gunshot wounds in each hand.
The bodies of Maria Herminia Martinez, three other adults and two children ages 10 and 13, were found Feb. 4 in their Chicago home.
The Cook County medical examiner's autopsy report released Tuesday says the 32-year-old Herminia Martinez was shot six times, while Noe Martinez Sr. had 42 knife wounds all over his body.
Chicago Sun-Times reports that the medical examiner found Herminia Martinez's 13-year-old son Leonardo Cruz was stabbed in his head, cheek, neck and shoulder.
Autopsies for the other three victims were released earlier this month.
Police have yet to publicly identify any suspects in the killings.
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Information from: Chicago Sun-Times, http://chicago.suntimes.com/
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