Cadaveric Body Found

[dockman]

Originally Posted by DaFuq???

The condition of his clothes is very odd. Normally, unless you're talking about large predators, smaller water life doesn't tear them up like that.
The jean shorts, except for their condition, appear new. No fading, wear, or stress marks from typical usage.
And his hand and fingers show that he was NOT submerged in water, nor was he dead for very long.
The water's color shows a very high content of algae-way too much for fish to survive in-they would suffocate. It's nothing but a stagnant puddle.
The picture of his chest shows what might be a stab wound near the heart area.
This is definitely one of the most intriguing deaths I've seen on here...

I was thinking the same. No real evidence of animal or insect activity. The arm and legs could have easily been torn off by scavengers. Odd.

[redrum217]

I've been (slowly) going through every single post, starting from the beginning, since I joined. It's my nightly ritual. Lay in bed and scroll through a few pages of posts.
This is by far the favorite thread I've seen!

[GoReproduceYourself]

Obviously death by covid

[Killgaad]

He got robbed and killed for his Skullcandy.

[justjux2]

Originally Posted by MissMean

I agree.... I find it very beautiful...the way his rib cage is lined perfectly like piano keys.

I found his spine to be quite beautiful as well.

[FavaBeans]

Yipes

[Rose25]

Originally Posted by chris

Looks like this person may have been out in the woods for quite sometime.

Wow amazin photos!

[Ness93]

Originally Posted by dooflotchie

Under the right conditions, skeletonization can happen in as little as 2 weeks.

So yeah, at any time you could be only 2 weeks away from becoming a skeleton.

thanks for giving my anxiety something else to worry about at 3am lol

[Ness93]

Originally Posted by Selma

Pic 15
"I can't feel a pulse"

Lmao exactly what I thought but I guess they have to be absolutely sure