The first two autopsies released on the five victims found slain in Fero's Bar and Grill in October reveal a bloody slaughter in which one victim was stabbed 21 times.

The autopsy report of Daria Pohl, 21, indicates that she was stabbed 21 times Oct. 17, including seven times in the chest, three times in the abdomen and eight times in the back.

Forty-four-year-old Kellene Fallon's autopsy indicates she was stabbed 14 times, including four times in the face, twice in the chest and five times in the abdomen.

"It was pretty horrific," said Michelle Weiss-Samaras, spokesperson for the Denver coroner's office.

Weiss-Samaras said all five people killed in Fero's Bar and Grill were stabbed multiple times.

Kellene Fallon.
Kellene Fallon. (Special to The Denver Post)

Also killed the same morning in the bar at 351 S. Colorado Blvd. were Young Suk Fero, 63, Ross Richter, 29, and Tereasa Beesley, 45. The victims were discovered after firefighters responded to put out a blaze in the bar.

Pohl and Fallon each had burns on their bodies, but tests revealed that their bodies were burned after death, according to Weiss-Samaras. The autopsies also revealed that both women were beaten; they each had bruises and abrasions on their bodies.

Dexter Lewis, 22, Joseph Hill, 27, and his brother, Lynell Hill, 24, have been charged with murder, robbery and arson in the cases. Police say the crime was initially a robbery. According to the charging document, the three were armed with a knife and a gun.