[The2Halves]

Adipocere is a decomposition process seen with immersions or damp, warm environments. The neutral fats are converted to oleic, palmitic, and stearic acids. Note the white/tan-colored adipocere, which has a waxy feel. In some areas you can see a light sheen of oil on the surface. Once formed, adipocere is resistant to further decomposition.
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[Faline]

nice post hunni

[Jordy Death]

Wow, very interesting...neat find!

[Eris Killton]

So many ways to rot and die....

[BobSaaget]

getting all queesy from those ribs

[darkangelicdust]

thats cool...the mutter museum has an awsome soap lady...kinda reminds me of that

[Anarchywolf46]

Following those pics down in order looks like they were eating the body and in the last pic threw it up.

[RancidMind]

Great post Terrors! Putrefaction always gets me, in a very good way

[Steve]

Images of death don't bother me, but then I think of the smell and I start to cringe, one whiff and I would definitely blow chunks.
Nice find by the way.

[ts2ku]

hmm.. nice