Autopsy?????

I'm a bit dumbfounded by the "autopsy report" for this case, which is much thinner/flimsier than I was expecting, especially for a homicide case. I've only seen 1-2 autopsy reports in my entire life (and those over 30 years ago in another state) so have little to compare to, but I was anticipating 2-3 pages of typewritten material, where instead there is barely half-a-page of what seems like hastily and incompletely-written hand-scrawled narrative, only a small amount even pertaining to the condition of, or injuries to, the victim. Striking too, that no approximate-time-of-death is included, which is pretty vital information (although law enforcement has consistently implied that it was earlier, rather than later, in the morning). Again, it just doesn't lend me a lot of confidence in the investigation of this case.

Moreover, a couple of key elements referenced in press reports (that I accepted) differ from what the autopsy actually says (and could change my prior speculative analysis). Various press reports have mentioned marks to Faith's face, arms, hands, legs, and also tissue (as well as blood) under her fingernails -- this is what I have based the belief in a major struggle on -- and a major struggle has been central to my conjectures in this case. Yet the autopsy mentions none of these injuries (nor sexual assault), making note only of the "massive head trauma" and "scalp lacerations" -- ????? -- how could injuries to the rest of her body simply be ignored? -- the mind reels a bit!… and I'll put more trust in the press reports (which may stem from direct police information) than in the details (or lack of details) of this autopsy page. The report goes so far as to state, "The apartment had lots of clutter scattered around, but no obvious signs of a struggle"[emphasis added] -- again, this is hard to take seriously (it would almost imply that either sex was consensual or major restraint was employed). But IF true (and there was little struggle, in the midst of a beating and sexual attack) than my previously-painted scenario might change considerably. For now, and assuming she wasn't quickly incapacitated early on, I presume there WAS a struggle.

[If you can't get it elsewhere, the autopsy report is available through the Medical Examiner office at 919-743-9012 (they email a copy).]

The slow drip-drip-drip (and inconsistencies) of facts/information released in this case make it hard to feel firm about any theories put forth... though I still feel that somewhere out there is a smoking gun, that can be found with enough eyes looking, in enough places.

ADDENDUM:  since writing the above over two years ago I have obtained a 'fuller' copy of the autopsy (I'm not even clear why there are different versions floating around or being given out?). What still surprises me is the lack of an estimated time-of-death given... pretty important information.
There is at least more detail given to Faith's various exact injuries; the major trauma to her head (including also a chipped tooth), as well as multiple contusions to her arms, hands, fingers, legs; all of which would seem to indicate a significant struggle. Even with the added details a lot of questions remain, and there is no update on hairs, fingernail scrapings, or other specimens taken for forensic study.
She is listed, by the way, as 5'6" tall, weighing 148 lbs., and had a small amount of alcohol (0.02%) in her system.