Discovery of a Drowned Man

[Eskeleton]

1 Overview of the area where the discovery occurred.
2 Place the following event: approach
Closeup showing the position of the body washed away.
3 signs of putrefaction in a drowning
You can see the sign of the "black face" typical of the drowned, and putrefaction in emphysematous stage in the ventral region.
4 Macerated plant
The maceration plant is a sign of permanence in the liquid medium. The intense maceration, not to the predator of the epidermis, allows a rough estimate of time spent in the water, which is very variable due to environmental and individual factors.
5 Hemorrhage etomoidales cells (sign of Vargas Alvarado, described in 1972), which is given a valuable diagnostic of drowning in the bodies in the process of putrefaction.
6 6 The base of the skull shows the hemorrhage at the rocks, a phenomenon described in 1962 and known as a sign of Niles. This finding has been explained as a result of pressure changes determined by the sudden entry of water through the middle ear.
7 The discovery of water in the stomach, where a significant volume, suggesting a vital submergence.

[Biishya]

Nice post! ^_^

[unknownnewuser]

Oh the stench~

[Steve]

I don't know how they can put up with the smell, I would be fucking blowing chunk's, oh yes I would.

[Jere]

good stuff

[Shawna]

[holierthanthou]

what's the big white balloon??