[Susan]

The body, which had been missing since Sunday night (6), was found on the afternoon of Tuesday (8). According to the Civil Police, the man's body was buried in a shallow grave in the same area of ​​the farm he was managing.

Covering the pit, there were several construction debris to hinder the location. In operation, agents seized two handguns and four rifles. 's four bodyguards farm suspected of killing and hiding the body of the victim, are fugitives. Wait other information.

(i meant to post this one last night with the others but fell asleep on my pc )

[Jere]

arms were up and ready for the daisies...

[winvens]

Is this in Brazil? Doesn't look like the Tennessee body farm.

[Susan]

yeah, brazil

[Susan]

sorry about the watermarks on the bottom 2. I should've checked my work from last night before posting

[winvens]

S'ok.

[Kelseecat65]

[blancadon]

So was he found buried on a regular farm or a body farm?

[30564U]

Hey, what's up with the term body farm in this story? The real/original "Body Farm" is part of the University of Tennessee and is a parcel of land where they place donated bodies in various locations and situations to mimic crime scenes. Researchers, students, and forensic scientists study the bodies as they decay. I'm thinking that the term "body farm" in this case might be a language issue.

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Originally Posted by 30564U ↗

Hey, what's up with the term body farm in this story? The real/original "Body Farm" is part of the University of Tennessee and is a parcel of land where they place donated bodies in various locations and situations to mimic crime scenes. Researchers, students, and forensic scientists study the bodies as they decay. I'm thinking that the term "body farm" in this case might be a language issue.

Isn't there more than one now? I could've sworn there was one near Vegas. I could be wrong though!