jon_berzerk
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Look just because a headline uses that term means nothing. If you notice the article itself doesn't use that phrase. And yes fatal implies eminent death and in this case the man DID die. Your argument failed.
You are really stuck on stupid, the professor died after he wrestled with his son. In other words, the wound killed him, making it, by definition, a fatal wound.
Police Chief Chris Walsh said the male faculty member and the killer were found dead in a classroom
Man kills Wyoming professor, woman, self
The story didn't say at what point he was fatally injured. It's more likely he was fatally stabbed while wrestling with his son.
People don't survive fatal injuries and I'm glad you conceded that point. So your initial claim that Dzhokhar Tsarnaev was fatally wounded is pure BULLSHIT!
It took you long enough to realize you were wrong.
one would think that in order to be fatally wounded
one would have to die
--LOL