51.   Her skull had been crushed.

52.   Her skull was smashed and face badly disfigured.

53.   His skull had been crushed and his body repeatedly kicked.

54.   His skull was crushed.

55.   Inside were the skull, shoulder blades and ribs of the victim of a four-year-old murder that nearly tore apart two Southeast Asian allies.

56.   The officials said his skull was smashed when he hit the underside of the boat.

57.   The skull was from a male, with a small brain case and a protruding jaw.

58.   The skull was the first uncovered amid artifacts and other crew remains in the sediment-filled sub, project manager Bob Neyland said Friday.

59.   The skull was that of an adult wild cat, which had been dead for three or four months, he said.

60.   The skulls are now at the National Science Museum.