[satanic-cumshot]

[Steve]

I think it is the same person in all pic's, unless they shop at the same store, because the same t shirt is present in all but the last pic, nice post though.

[Goldfield]

sweeeeeeet post

[Jere]

[Karma]

Yep same guy in all pics. So is he a cop or a thief? Hat would suggest cop, but clothes suggest thief!

Looks like he was good looking too.

[MrBojangles73]

Awesome picture with him all rigoured up like a bug on it's back

[dropone]

fucking pose made me laugh really hard a little bit.
ha . ha . ha, <- just like this.

[Cabriolet]

Yep, you could almost prop him up doing a headstand. Rigor-mortis, sometimes takes several hours to become fully "set" and this guy is at that stage, stiff as a board, and not a straight board at that. If you look at the bullet wounds in the area of his left scapula, I would tend to believe that he was shot with a 7.62x39 round from a weapon of the AK47 family. This is due to the "keyhole" entrance wounds, where the bullet was actually tumbling on it way to hit him. It then looks like one or more of those rounds, probably destroyed the heart, and it stopped beating. This would explain the small amount of blood at the scene. Without the heart beating, there is no blood pressure, and whatever way the blood drips out, or settles, due to gravity, will if left in a certain position will become what is know as livor-mortis. From looking at the bullet wounds in his upper left chest, I would think that the rounds that had struck him in the back, key-holed, then entered his chest cavity, causing massive tissue and blood vessel damage, and took out either the heart itself or any of the super major blood vessels that that come from the lungs, or that lead into, or lead out of the heart.

Score: Good Guys-1
Thief-0

The way it should be!!

[danial]

[danial]

together we shot him