Durham, N.C. — A retired firefighter found dead in his Durham home July 9 died of "homicidal blunt force trauma to the head," according to an autopsy report released Monday.

The report, from the Office of the Chief Medical Examiner in Chapel Hill, said Donald Kemp Watson, 74, had multiple cuts to his scalp and face and a large skull fracture to the back right of his head, among other injuries.

Durham police haven't commented on the case, but the autopsy report provides some details.

According to the document, Watson was found in a spare bedroom at his home, at 4424 Regis Ave.

There were no signs of forced entry, and there was a trail of blood from the door through the hallway into the bedroom.

The report also mentions one of two heavy crystal candlesticks being found on the floor and a glass table near the bedroom as being partially shattered.

Relatives told WRAL News on July 19 that they believe Watson, a Durham firefighter for 33 years, was targeted because of large amounts of cash that he often carried.

Investigators have not made any arrests.

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