[lost]

I'd like to think it's the first on the seen that take the clothes off, just so they can have a sneaky peek! And us of course.

[Viking64]

The scenario of the mis-identified passenger reminds me of a forensics/police drama I saw the end of about a month ago. I was on a stationary bike at the gym just flipping through channels on the LCD and caught the last ten minutes. I can't remember what show it was. The twist at the end of the show was that the mother of the girl that was presumed dead suffocates the survivor in her hospital bed with a pillow. Later, the cops are talking to her in jail. The cops are telling her what actually happened as you see a flashback of the night of the accident. It turns out that one of the girls is drunk, so she has her friend (who looks alot like her) drive. The drunk girl gives the sober girl her driver's license in case they get pulled over, so initially the cops identify the passenger as the woman's daughter, so the woman kills the "other" girl in the hospital, thinking it was her daughter's friend (because of the license). The cops tell the mother that the girl she killed in the hospital was actually her daughter.

[Viking64]

Originally Posted by Momzilla123 ↗

Notice how DARK that package is?

If you look closely, you can tell that one of his tatoos spells out his nickname: "Dark Package."

[malaysianbest]

[thissiteisfuckedup]

damn thats some carnage!

[ILDiva]

I also noticed the dark package. I wonder if he wasn't found until a considerable amount of time after his death.

[Quiet]

Originally Posted by kinetickatie ↗

I still don't think it's the police or EMTs that remove the pants in most of these pictures. Someone obviously dead...why proceed to strip them? The coroner is hopefully trained enough to identify their sex ;)

Speaking of inept coroners...anyone remember the story of the two college girls whose identities were mixed after a car accident? The coroner didn't identify them properly...for five weeks people thought Whitney Cerak was dead, and Laura Van Ryn was alive in the hospital. Then, during recovery, "Laura" started acting strange...so out of curiosity a nurse had her write her name. She wrote "Whitney." Laura's sister started putting pieces together, and looked back at the memorial CD someone gave her with Whitney's photo on the front. She recognized the incisors instantly, and realized Whitney was alive. Horrifying story. They were students at Taylor University in Upland, IN...it was so disturbing to me...just a few miles away stood their rival school, my school. Just two months earlier I had been in a large van sponsored by my school on that exact highway, just like the accident that happened.

Yeah so that's my story :)

Damn thats a fucked up story i feel bad for the family who thought their daughter was alive but in the end she was really dead too sad

[Shadowkeeper]

Originally Posted by therapskywalker ↗

Damn thats a fucked up story i feel bad for the family who thought their daughter was alive but in the end she was really dead too sad

Another thing that's fucked up is that the girl that lived is going to take years to get her identity back, since she was registered dead at social security, which means her number was freed up to be given to a baby (though it probably wasn't, not enough time passed, but it'll still have to be re-registered in her name), and any time she applies for anything big like an ID or a loan, she'll run into problems with being denied and investigated because they do an auto check with SS that will show up as 'deceased' for years (it takes forever for them to fix these things when they occur). As a bonus however, she'll be able to say that she knows who would show up at her funeral!

[becca320]

Why do they always lose their pants??

[MorbidBabe]

and anal raped himself