Details surrounding the death of Otto Warmbier, ... The report – an external examination, not an autopsy – describes a 4.3-by-1.6-inch scar on Warmbier’s right foot.

Otto Warmbier died on June 19, 2017, at the age of 22, just six days after he was evacuated from North Korea. He had been arrested in North Korea for allegedly trying to steal a propaganda poster ...

New details revealed in the coroner's report for college student Otto Warmbier deepens the mystery surrounding his death after his ... It also notes a “large pigmented scar” on his right foot.

Otto Warmbier's cause of death revealed 00:36. ... On CNN, Cindy Warmbier noted a scar on her son's foot, saying it appeared to be "an open wound for months and months and months." ...

Details surrounding Otto Warmbier, the 22-year-old American student who died in June after being detained in North Korea for 17 months, were released this week by the Hamilton County Coroner’s ...

That report described a 4.3 inch-by-1.6 inch scar on Warmbier’s right foot as well as a number of smaller scars, but did not contain details as to what caused them or how long they had been there.

Otto Warmbier's family wins $500M judgment in case against North Korea. ... plus the scar on his foot may have been caused by multiple applications of electrical shocks," the document states, ...

US student Otto Warmbier was blind, ... His head was shaved, he was blind and deaf, his arms and legs were "totally deformed" and he had a huge scar on his foot, he said.

Parents of slain student Otto Warmbier sue North Korea over son's death 01:13. ... His once straight teeth were misaligned and he had an unexplained, scarred wound on his left foot.

Otto Warmbier’s parents and siblings shared family photos as they told the court ... on the plane, Fred Warmbier said, he saw his 6-foot-2-inch, 180-pound, good-looking son on the plane ...

Eric Shawn: ‘Otto Warmbier Way’ Bipartisan push for New York City to name Manhattan address for Kim Jong Un’s North Korean U.N. mission after Otto Warmbier.

The parents of Otto Warmbier, the college student who died due to injuries sustained while in North Korean custody, said the people who harmed their son are terrorists. "It's been three months ...