[RedOnes]

Is that the same watch in those two pictures?

[johnleeknoefler]

She was already dead and laid on the flames. There was no screaming involved. She did not stuggle. Notice the neatly arranged fire sticks. Notice also the Livor Mortis. This shows she was laying on her back at time of death and was there for maybe 10 hours. Then transported here and laid on a fire in the hopes she would be burned up and perhaps disguise the actual cause of death. It would be interesting to know who reported the screaming. That person would be a prime suspect. Also useful would be to know the real cause of death.

[Brainplague]

Originally Posted by johnleeknoefler ↗

She was already dead and laid on the flames. There was no screaming involved. She did not stuggle. Notice the neatly arranged fire sticks. Notice also the Livor Mortis. This shows she was laying on her back at time of death and was there for maybe 10 hours. Then transported here and laid on a fire in the hopes she would be burned up and perhaps disguise the actual cause of death. It would be interesting to know who reported the screaming. That person would be a prime suspect. Also useful would be to know the real cause of death.

I'm no expert, but I was thinking that she used gasoline to try to start the campfire. But you're right, the body is way too burned to be something that quick.

What does bother me is that the motorbike is sitting there like the victim herself parked it there. Part of the plan to throw cops off?

[PauloPeter]

id like to know whos fucking idea to it is to take a group photo with the corpse.

[johnleeknoefler]

Originally Posted by Brainplague ↗

I'm no expert, but I was thinking that she used gasoline to try to start the campfire. But you're right, the body is way too burned to be something that quick.

What does bother me is that the motorbike is sitting there like the victim herself parked it there. Part of the plan to throw cops off?

There are a few disturbing details that point to someone else doing this to her. The lack of movement after she was on the fire. Only a few humans have been able to remain still and calm while burning alive. Tibetan monks come to mind. Take a close look at the wood used to fuel the fire. It looks like each stick was carefully placed. Look at the body. It looks like it was carefully placed on the fire and never moved around at all. I find that hard to believe she could of burned like that and not struggled.
And you are right about the motorbike in the road. If she had truly wanted to go camping or have a campfire she would of placed it further off the road and even near her campsite. I would not be leaving my nice motor bike in the road while I made a campfire. But the livor mortis gives it all away. You can clearly see the bra marks, shirt seams and other marks where she pressed down on her clothes after death. Since her clothes are partially burnt off if she had been alive they would of left scraps all around and the way she died I doubt the livor mortis would of been so neat. She died in a house and on her back. Laid there for about 10 hours before being moved. It looks like it was staged.

[Craigster]

sick

[Brainplague]

Originally Posted by johnleeknoefler ↗

There are a few disturbing details that point to someone else doing this to her. The lack of movement after she was on the fire. Only a few humans have been able to remain still and calm while burning alive. Tibetan monks come to mind. Take a close look at the wood used to fuel the fire. It looks like each stick was carefully placed. Look at the body. It looks like it was carefully placed on the fire and never moved around at all. I find that hard to believe she could of burned like that and not struggled.
And you are right about the motorbike in the road. If she had truly wanted to go camping or have a campfire she would of placed it further off the road and even near her campsite. I would not be leaving my nice motor bike in the road while I made a campfire. But the livor mortis gives it all away. You can clearly see the bra marks, shirt seams and other marks where she pressed down on her clothes after death. Since her clothes are partially burnt off if she had been alive they would of left scraps all around and the way she died I doubt the livor mortis would of been so neat. She died in a house and on her back. Laid there for about 10 hours before being moved. It looks like it was staged.

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