[Vedderman]

Okay, first I want to state that these images were not subjected to the usual due diligence I apply to my posts here. I did not get these on a 'legit' news site and I have no way of verifying the information within. But the photos looked quite real to me, the story was plausible, and the shock site I got them from is usually pretty reliable. So I felt comfortable posting them here, especially considering that this site has a real dearth of awesome crocodile attack photos.
If anyone finds specific data about this incident or verification that the images/story are fake, please let me know and I'll update accordingly.

Here is the story as presented to me, courtesy of YOTR:

A 35 years old female along with four villagers went to a river in the forest at the early hours of the morning to catch fish for their livelihood. As per statements of eye witnesses she was sitting on a raft with her feet dipped into the water. Suddenly a crocodile attacked her, grasped her by the right thigh and pulled her under water on a “death roll”. Efforts to rescue her were in vain and the villagers reported the matter to the local authority. The same evening a mutilated head of a female subject was found on the river bank 1.5 km down stream from the place of occurrence. It was identified by the family members to be of the missing female victim.

Photos include her head and close-ups of multiple bite marks that went deep enough to penetrate the skull.

[Mr. Coprophilia]

She needs a make over ?

Crocodile attack photos always fascinate me, thank you.

[twayblade]

The death roll seems to be quite effective.

[Sterlig]

That's awesome. I've never seen pictures from a crocodile attack where the victim is deceased. :]

[Warnebald]

If you want to go out in style, that's a great way to do it

[Shakey]

Pretty fucked up way of dying if you ask me. I don't want to be eaten alive

[jeffro742]

I wonder if since humans use croc skins to make shoes and bags, if the crocs use human skins to make cute little shoes for their feet.

[Oswald2001]

Originally Posted by jeffro742 ↗

I wonder if since humans use croc skins to make shoes and bags, if the crocs use human skins to make cute little shoes for their feet.

I can certainly see a sense of fairness that you seem to suggest in such a scenario.

And perhaps a nice belt to go with those shoes?

Hmmm? Yes?

[Spiffyfable]

I guess we all have different viewpoints when it comes to "Eating Out Women"

[Pyramid_Head]

The death roll is so damaging, just wow!