Rebecca Godfrey is the author of Under the Bridge: The True Story of the Multiplef Reena Virk.
For many of the survivors, the massacre seemed to deliver multiple blows: first the violence of the attacks, and then the intrusions, however well-meaning, of neighbors, police officers, federal investigators, journalists.
The Boeing 777-300ER jet had "multiple blown tires" after a "rough landing" at Newark Liberty International Airport, Port Authority of New York and New Jersey spokeswoman Erica Dumas told the Los Angeles Times.
Despite stories of the long-term effects of multiple blows to the head, from memory loss to depression to dementia, Morgan was running around the practice field in a steady rain.
Kenneth Sheely said his son did not have any documented concussions or other head injuries that he was aware of, and he did not know if the death was a result of one or multiple blows to the head.
Sellers have been hit by multiple blows on the demand side, including Asian competition and lost business since the BP spill.
The evidence has only built up since: late last month, researchers found that former N.F.L. wide receiver Chris Henry had a form of degenerative brain damage caused by multiple blows to the head.
Multiple blows to the head from playing rugby may accelerate brain ageing and potentially lead to early dementia, according to a Welsh academic.
It is said that it took multiple blows of the axe to sever his head.
Horses' physical makeup - combined with their intense flight instincts - make them extremely difficult to stun, and many endure multiple blows to the head before being rendered unconscious.
