I watch the news just about every night. I have noticed that there are a few sayings they use that baffle me. One is they said a guy died of an apparent gunshot wound. I don’t understand, if he has a giant hole in the middle, or maybe is missing most of his head can’t we call it positive as far as a cause? Maybe there is a case where they are only winged by the bullets and then someone drives a car over them. Then you could say, we think it was the car, not the gun. They don’t say it was apparent significate blood loss. The other one is that someone is mortally wounded. Isn’t that dead? I am not sure I know the difference between being dead and mortally wounded. Is it an injury that causes you to die later? maybe but I know they have the same result. While I am at it, why say that some of these shootings are possibly gang related. Two known gang members, bodies covered with gang tattoos, wearing gang colors are found dead with guns in their hands, and you say it was possibly gang related? Hey news people, just forget the politically correct sayings and just call it what it is during your apparent newscast.