Semi-Naked Woman Strangled with Her Own Hair

**Vedderman** · #1 ● 01-08-2021, 01:30 AM

Always a bit of a challenge to find good uncensored images these days. Managed to jump on this one early enough to catch one of the on-scene reporters on Messenger before he went to bed for the night. Chatted for about 90 minutes and got some good pics.
There's still gonna be some watermarking and such because it's unavoidable from other sources. But I did my best. I reckon that foot guy is gonna love this one, heh.

25 year old woman was found dead beside a dirt road very near to her city of origin. Her hair (which was quite long and full) was wrapped and tied tightly around her neck. Her body also exhibited several signs of strangulation. She was wearing a sweater that was more off than on and her camisole was pulled down to expose her breasts. Her underpants were basically intact, but there was no sign of her pants. One flip-flop was lying near the body that was sized appropriately for her, but the other was not found.

The woman's family had reported her missing earlier in the day and was asking for help finding her on social media.

Preliminary data did not ascertain for how long she had been dead. The road passing by where she was found is fairly busy and there is no livor on her body yet. No animal predation had occurred. She had urinated herself during the strangulation and her panties were still damp with it, so all of those factors would put her at fairly recently dead.

The lack of blood, urine, or any sign of struggle in the dirt under her corpse led the police to temporarily surmise that she was killed elsewhere and dumped here. She showed no obvious signs of sexual assault, but a rape kit will be performed at the morgue and her underpants tested for semen, as well.

The theory that her hair was used to strangle her is not definitive, though it is favored by the police due to the placement of her hair at her throat and the obvious signs of strangulation. The full postmortem should be able to determine if their theory was correct. I may get an update from my reporter acquaintance, but likely not. They aren't real good on followup down there.