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Postmortem Depredation by a Domestic Dog

Italy. A 43 year-old female living in a flat with her three pets, one dog and two cats, was found dead by her husband at 7.15 a.m. She lay unconscious on the bathroom floor, next to the bathtub, in a right lateral recumbent position, wearing a nightgown, her face covered with large lesions. Their last conversation had taken place the previous evening at 11.30 p.m.

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Fig.1 Frontal view of the victim showing large lacerations.

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Fig.2 Lateral view of the victim showing complete missing of the nose.

Despite the extent and gravity of the aforementioned facial wounds, crime scene investigation revealed the virtual absence of blood traces around the corpse; even the nightgown the deceased was supposedly wearing at the time of death presented blood splatter patterns utterly inconsistent with a violent death involving extensive facial trauma. Upon arrival at the hospital, cardiopulmonary resuscitation was attempted, but the woman was declared dead. The deceased had a history of heart disease and was being treated accordingly. A forensic autopsy was performed to determine the cause of death and to confirm what appeared a likely case of post-mortem animal interference.

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Fig.3 Frontal view of the victim showing absence of vital subcutaneous bleeding.

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Fig.4 View of the victim showing absence of vital subcutaneous bleeding.

Twenty-four hours after death, the corpse was rinsed and an autopsy was performed. On external examination, it appeared well-nourished, with post-mortem lividity of normal intensity and consistent with the supine position. A number of post-mortem injuries likely inflicted by one or more animals covered its face, and a large amount of subcutaneous fatty tissue was missing. The nose, in particular, was almost totally missing, which made the nasal cavities and bones visible; remarkably, no bloodstains surrounded this wound nor other wounded areas of the face. The upper lip was also severely lacerated, except for one 2.5 cm segment on the left and one 0.5 cm segment on the right. In addition to some minor grazes around the lower lip were a number of stippled wounds along with groups of multiple small superficial lacerations, especially on the right hemiface.

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Fig.5 X ray- No fractures or foreign bodies.

The wound margins, which showed no evidence of vital sub-cutaneous bleeding, were irregular in shape and finely serrated, the likely result of the action of paw nails and dog fangs. The rest of the corpse appeared unscathed except for a small number of bluish bruises; no defense injuries were found. Before proceeding with the dissection, and in consideration of the numerous wounds on the face, a cranial X-ray was performed and came back negative both for bone fractures and for the presence of foreign bodies.

Internal examination revealed the signs of a large hemorrhage in the subarachnoid space, while the other organs showed no abnormalities. Besides, we found no evidence of blood aspiration. The histological analysis of a lip fragment came back negative both for bleeding and any other vital reaction. The examination of the formalin-fixed brain confirmed the occurrence of a large hemorrhage in the subarachnoid space: the basilar artery showed a 1 cm aneurysm with a 0.3 cm rupture on its wall. No alcohol or drugs were found in the blood. Based on the autopsy and the histological findings, it was determined that the woman had died from the rupture of a basilar artery aneurysm.

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Re: Postmortem Depredation by a Domestic Dog

Aaww, she treated her doggy to a farewell dinner <3 Joking aside, this is again one informative and comprehensive post from you. With some gory and painfully detailed images as appropriate
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Re: Postmortem Depredation by a Domestic Dog

It doesn't sound like she was dead that long before the animals started. Were they that hungry? Hungry enough to eat her nose?
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Re: Postmortem Depredation by a Domestic Dog

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Re: Postmortem Depredation by a Domestic Dog

Poor dog
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Re: Postmortem Depredation by a Domestic Dog

~ Based on the autopsy and the histological findings, it was determined that the woman had died from the rupture of a basilar artery aneurysm.
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Re: Postmortem Depredation by a Domestic Dog


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Re: Postmortem Depredation by a Domestic Dog

Wow. I never thought of my pets actually eating me if I dropped dead at home with them. I can see pawing at me trying to wake me up but chewing off my nose?
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Re: Postmortem Depredation by a Domestic Dog

A few months ago I remember reading an article here about how pets knawing on owners isnt really about a snack or nutrian: it starts at the animal noticing something wrong, worried, tugs on Momma on the floor, no response, tug some more, chew and tug some more. Hours and maybe days go by, and animal then really hungry, so no choice but to dine on Momma. Faces are easiest place to nibble.
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Re: Postmortem Depredation by a Domestic Dog

A dog or cat would need to be starving before resorting to feeding on the dead body of their owner.
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