| "All of the victims had two puncture marks on their necks. | |
| "Broken bones, concussions and unexplained puncture wounds." | |
| "Do not puncture or incinerate. " | |
| "Heat, cold, radiation, pressure, puncture. | |
| "Hypodermic." In other words, it is meant to puncture the skin. | |
| "All of the victims had two puncture marks on their necks. | |
| "Broken bones, concussions and unexplained puncture wounds." | |
| "Do not puncture or incinerate. " | |
| "Heat, cold, radiation, pressure, puncture. | |
| "Hypodermic." In other words, it is meant to puncture the skin. | |
| "Marks: two small punctures, near jugular vein. Resembling pinpricks. | |
| "With the blade of her fork she presses down, punctures, | |
| (giggles) Okay, Todd, you have a cracked rib, no punctures, no bleed. | |
| - Any punctures? | |
| - It's possible some enzyme was introduced into the body through the punctures. | |
| "Marks: two small punctures, near jugular vein. Resembling pinpricks. | |
| "With the blade of her fork she presses down, punctures, | |
| (giggles) Okay, Todd, you have a cracked rib, no punctures, no bleed. | |
| - Any punctures? | |
| - It's possible some enzyme was introduced into the body through the punctures. | |
| "Body rich in lead... too badly punctured to hold whiskey."' | |
| "Both eyes punctured. | |
| "Halstead squeezed his eyes shut, but the razor slid effortlessly through the lid and punctured the eyeball beneath with a faint popping sound. " | |
| "The punctured lives of two people ." | |
| (Blood bubbling) She punctured her lung. | |
| A row entered the intercostal space between the fifth and sixth ribs, most likely puncturing the left ventricle, causing massive internal bleeding. | |
| A sharp instrument was inserted here... puncturing the sternocleidomastoid and cutting the carotid artery. | |
| And the jet plane is just a pencil puncturing that screen netting, it really does nothing to the screen netting | |
| As for the, uh, puncturing implements, they perforated the skin, subcutaneous fat, abdominal muscle, and the peritoneum. | |
| Digging the stars into her bones and puncturing the plural cavity, killing her. | |
| "Body rich in lead... too badly punctured to hold whiskey."' | |
| "Both eyes punctured. | |
| "Halstead squeezed his eyes shut, but the razor slid effortlessly through the lid and punctured the eyeball beneath with a faint popping sound. " | |
| "The punctured lives of two people ." | |
| (Blood bubbling) She punctured her lung. | |
| A row entered the intercostal space between the fifth and sixth ribs, most likely puncturing the left ventricle, causing massive internal bleeding. | |
| A sharp instrument was inserted here... puncturing the sternocleidomastoid and cutting the carotid artery. | |
| And the jet plane is just a pencil puncturing that screen netting, it really does nothing to the screen netting | |
| As for the, uh, puncturing implements, they perforated the skin, subcutaneous fat, abdominal muscle, and the peritoneum. | |
| Digging the stars into her bones and puncturing the plural cavity, killing her. | |
