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#31
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09-27-2014, 08:33 PM
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Re: Death by Wood Chipper
I remember watching that story on tv yrs ago on some true crime show. nieghb or down the road has a big tree chipper and truck its pulled behind,all the chips and stuff goes into the truck box.i stopped to look at it one day walking my puppy....the guy was overly friendly to a stanger(me) and joked about tossing his nagging gf into it some day as he drank on a beer.if it will shred a 6 inch diameter tree limb then a human body isn't much to it. |
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#37
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09-30-2014, 12:58 AM
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Re: Death by Wood Chipper
First let me say, "fuck you, you are a pansy." Now that that is out of the way. Wood chippers need to allow items at least as big as a large mans shoulder to be in the least bit effective. There are two toothed rollers that pull items into the chipper. Once the rollers have a grip on something, it's going in. Lots of people who work on chippers don't use gloves (note the gloves reference in your quoted tale) since it raises the risk of ones limb being pulled into the chipper. As with any industrial equipment, long sleeves are a bad idea too. |
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#39
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09-30-2014, 11:29 AM
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Re: Death by Wood Chipper
Just goes to show that with modern forensics there is no foolproof way of offing someone and getting away with it; remarkable that police were able to find anything at all of the wife who's husband did her in. Theres a lesson there for would-be serial killers lol.
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