[mort999]

The 37 years old woman had a relationship to a 45 years old man, from which she had broken out. This was not acceptable to him (have we heard that before ), so he harassed and threatened her.

There was a circus in the village these days, and the woman had a date - and an affair - with the clown. Her former boyfriend spied on her and found out about the affair. He managed to surprise them in their love nest on Monday evening (25th). Looking at her clothes, they didn't seem to have gone very far in their intimacy, but apparently it was enough for the ex, who assaulted them with a machete.

The clown got one blow - and "ran for help". And left his date alone with the furious ex. The images show the outcome, her head was almost cut off.

The ex ran away - probably in another direction than the clown, or should we say asshole. But not far and not for long, as he is caught.

I have placed a single image of the victim after her flipper and the bloodstained spot where she died. Looks to me as if it shows her in the coffin dressed for funeral and with the wound sewed together. Better have the head in place when you check in at those pearly gates.

The man is the ex, not the clown. Haven't seen any images of him.

[Susan]

Always look forward to your posts. They are always interesting.

[dockman]

Alive pic shows thin chin. Coffin pick shows all kinds of full.

[Susan]

Originally Posted by dockman ↗

Alive pic shows thin chin. Coffin pick shows all kinds of full.

That's what I thought but then the dead pics look like a pretty full chin, too........

[K9Grip]

When there is trauma, the body distorts. As far as I know they don't do the typical style of post mortem embalming as we do in the USA and Europe. Esp. when they have already solved the case with catching the killer.

[mort999]

I don't know about the rest of Europe. But here in Denmark, embalming is almost never used - only in very rare cases, when the corpse isn't buried in the ground. Even when transport is made over large distances to foreign countries, only a zinc insert is required in the casket.

[K9Grip]

Originally Posted by mort999 ↗

I don't know about the rest of Europe. But here in Denmark, embalming is almost never used - only in very rare cases, when the corpse isn't buried in the ground. Even when transport is made over large distances to foreign countries, only a zinc insert is required in the casket.

I learn something new every day. Thank you.

I know that in South America they have a lot of those cases where someone who's supposed to be dead miraculously wakes up in the morgue or at their funeral. After reading a couple of those stories I did a little google-ing and discovered that death is handled differently down there than here in the USA. I just assumed that since I had read stories of the same done in cases in the UK and some European countries, Denmark did the same. Thanks for the correction.

[kellyhound]

leaving 4 teenage kids behind. nothing but tragic in this senseless killing. Too bad he couldn't move along with his life after the split up.

[Menalipa]

She was way too pretty for that ugly looser and he knew it

[mort999]

Thanks to Kellyhound. It was late here, when I made the post, and I forgot to mention the kids.