4 shots in the right arm and 2 in the top of his head.
The autopsy also revealed that there was no gunpowder residue on any of Brown's skin, which would mean the shots were not fired at close range.
Autopsy said the two bullets to the top of his head were likely the last two shots fired.
For Wilson's sake (the cop), he must be praying now that forensics finds some gunpowder residue on Brown's clothing or else it will be made evident to us that Brown was already down and out of Wilson's immediate reach when he shot him twice in the head.
How else does a 6'3 person get shot in the top of the head if they're not already down? Is Wilson actually much taller than Brown?
In the end, we're going to go through another whole yearlong ordeal with a big trial and tons of taxpayer money wasted because yet another paranoid American with a gun created a hostile environment due to their overreacting to something that was quite solvable from the beginning.
Michael Brown does not acquit himself very well by what we saw in the convenience store footage, but it says something about the officer that he took a situation involving two people walking in the middle of the street and escalated it to where he felt he had to unload his entire weapon. It's noteworthy that he didn't have a clue that Brown was a suspect in a robbery.
A good police officer is one who's trained to bring tensions down, not up, but that's not what happened here. He said some things from his car and the boys said things back to him and eventually he got out of his car and helped to create a totally dramatic situation that needn't have happened at all.
The people siding with the cop are behaving as if they know some greater truth the rest of us don't, but in reality they're going to have their fingers crossed for weeks now hoping they find some gunpowder residue on Brown's clothes, because without it it would appear to be a homicide.