[Cassius]

Great post with some real interesting views. The one that made me raise an eyebrow was the one with the Foley catheter still inserted. Normally all that comes out before they go to the morgue.

[blue.beard]

#40, Chris44, the Arkiv fur Kriminologie is a German forensic science periodical, that has been in print for over a hundred years.
I'm not sure if it's still active, but was in the 90's.

[Chris44]

Thanks blue.beard. I don't suppose you would know the year of the photo or which issue it was? or even the woman's name?

[blue.beard]

Originally Posted by Chris44 ↗

Thanks blue.beard. I don't suppose you would know the year of the photo or which issue it was? or even the woman's name?

Unfortunately it was over 20 years ago when I scanned the collection at the National Medical Library in Bethesda Md. If I remember right, it was in the 20's or 30's. The name was not given.

[blue.beard]

Originally Posted by Warnebald ↗

Number 26 in the first set has a seat-belt bruise on her chest but looks otherwise unharmed, possibly died from internal bleeding or shock.

If I remember correctly, it is a steering wheel injury that crushed her chest internally.

[blue.beard]

Here are a four more. A couple are different views of previous posts.

[coco-noptik]

Some snap shots from autopsy-video
I don't know the title

[Spiffyfable]

I've never seen the Add Ons before... Well Done

[kakithkk]

some of them look so pretty...what a waste

[coco-noptik]

for us
hanging victims
Russian morgue