LOS ANGELES - The death of an Orange County public defender in Mexico last month was described in an autopsy released Thursday as an aggravated homicide.An autopsy for 33-year-old Blair performed in Mexico showed the lawyer sustained 40 fractures to the back of his skull as well as "road rash" on his knees and a toe injury, which indicated he was dragged, Blair family attorney Case Barnett said.The results contradict statement from authorities indicating Blair died from a fall from a balcony at the Rosarito Beach resort where the couple was staying, Barnett said."He's not going to have a toe injury and injuries to the back of his head as a result of a fall," Barnett said.Blair's body was embalmed in a Mexican funeral home, making it a great deal more difficult to do toxicological tests.A doctor now says the death of Elliot Blair could be a homicide and his wife said the police in Rosarito tried to extort them before his death.PREVIOUS COVERAGE:Blair was found dead at the Las Rocas Resort and Spa in Rosarito Beach on Jan.