[LrlynJy]

Originally Posted by johnleeknoefler ↗

Looks like deliberate to me. What's with the bare prongs? Maybe she wasn't so alone. There is more to the story than what is written. She could of easily removed the cord from herself. And looks like it was removed after she died. Already she has livor mortis. So she has been dead quite awhile.

just curious since i dont know the difference. is livor mortis different from rigor mortis? if so, could anyone please explain the difference?

[johnleeknoefler]

Originally Posted by XybertroniX ↗

just curious since i dont know the difference. is livor mortis different from rigor mortis? if so, could anyone please explain the difference?

Here is a discription of livor mortis in layman's terms.

If a person dies and falls on his back, blood will settle in the areas closest to the ground and will slowly drain from the body's front side. Indeed, such movement gives the dead the pale appearance we associate with a lack of life. Blood doesn't disappear, it simply moves to the backside of the body closest to the ground.

As death settles in, the blood begins to congeal, making the back of the person's body purple and pink from the influx of blood. After eight to 12 hours, the blood will usually stay that way.

For a detailed explanation of Rigor Mortis in layman's terms you will love this.

A few hours after a person or animal dies, the joints of the body stiffen and become locked in place. This stiffening is called rigor mortis. Depending on temperature and other conditions, rigor mortis lasts approximately 72 hours. The phenomenon is caused by the skeletal muscles partially contracting. The muscles are unable to relax, so the joints become fixed in place.
More specifically, what happens is that the membranes of muscle cells become more permeable to calcium ions. Living muscle cells expend energy to transport calcium ions to the outside of the cells. The calcium ions that flow into the muscle cells promote the cross-bridge attachment between actin and myosin, two types of fibers that work together in muscle contraction. The muscle fibers ratchet shorter and shorter until they are fully contracted or as long as the neurotransmitter acetylcholine and the energy molecule adenosine triphosphate (ATP) are present. However, muscles need ATP in order to release from a contracted state (it is used to pump the calcium out of the cells so the fibers can unlatch from each other). ATP reserves are quickly exhausted from the muscle contraction and other cellular processes. This means that the actin and myosin fibers will remain linked until the muscles themselves start to decompose.

Rigor mortis can be used to help estimate time of death. The onset of rigor mortis may range from 10 minutes to several hours, depending on factors including temperature (rapid cooling of a body can inhibit rigor mortis, but it occurs upon thawing). Maximum stiffness is reached around 12-24 hours post mortem. Facial muscles are affected first, with the rigor then spreading to other parts of the body. The joints are stiff for 1-3 days, but after this time general tissue decay and leaking of lysosomal intracellular digestive enzymes will cause the muscles to relax. It is interesting to note that meat is generally considered to be more tender if it is eaten after rigor mortis has passed.

Think about this next time you are raving about how tender your chicken is.

[kellyhound]

[miller1]

[Susan]

Why the fuck is there a flip flop there? I reckon there's a flip flop on the loose killing everyone, it's in all the pics. Why can't the police figure this out if i can?

[LrlynJy]

probably stepped on a cheap extension socket, it cracked and electrocuted her.

[LrlynJy]

Originally Posted by susanmarie79 ↗

Why the fuck is there a flip flop there? I reckon there's a flip flop on the loose killing everyone, it's in all the pics. Why can't the police figure this out if i can?

i'd better get rid of mine then. i have a few pairs of flip-flops with markings i dont understand

[noqq]

what got to me was the cat food, something tells me that was her cat. this one is pretty sad

[Menalipa]

I spot a flip flop

[Padraig Flaherty]

She is at this very moment, and always, in Paradise!