BALDWIN: The results are now in from Stephon Clark's family's Independent autopsy and what it reveals is that the 22-year- old was shot eight times by two Sacramento police officers. Six of those bullets piercing his back. The autopsy was conducted by the same doctor who discovered CTE, degenerative brain disease found in some NFL players. CNN's Nick Watt is in Sacramento with more details of this report. Nick, tell me more about this autopsy.</s>NICK WATT, CNN CORRESPONDENT: We just heard from the pathologist and the lawyers from the Clark family this is what they had to say. They say that the first bullet hit Stephon Clark about here, on his side and front which they say suggests he was not, in fact, face on to the officers in what the Police Officers Association says was a shooting stance. They say he was initially to the side, that he was hit here. The force of that impact turned him around and there were six other bullets that hit him in the neck and the back and then as he was falling or actually had fallen to the ground there was eighth shot that hit him in the thigh. Now this pathologist said that those first seven shots, each of those shots could have theoretically been fatal in itself. They are now saying that this result, these results contradict the narrative that we have been getting from the authorities which, as I said, what is was that Stephon Clark was facing them at the time that the first shots were fired.
Independent Autopsy Shows Stephon Clark Shot 6 Times in Back.