[Elizabeth76]

Should have chose something less painful

[Elizabeth76]

Originally Posted by spycosis ↗

There's no discoloration or sign of reaction products on his face either which is odd. I've seen a few facial acid burn cases and they don't look anything like this. This looks more like he's had his face skinned with a blunt knife.

A cartel escapee.

[Chacotay]

I definitely want more information on this pic because whatever it was, it certainly wasn't acid. At the very least, even if it was super low pH acid, these don't look like any acid burns I've ever seen.

Heck, you can even see small amounts of adipose tissue on his cheek, and what look like the remainders of arteries or muscles on his face. If it were acid, these would look partially melted or burned.

Definitely not acid, much more likely mechanical (degloving, attack, torture, etc.).

[shadesofcolours]

Originally Posted by WingDing56 ↗

Do you have the source for this. Work with sulfuric of all percentages. This does not look like sulfuric burns to me. Not really any kind of chemical burn.

Eyes, teeth, gums, scalp are all in more or less good condition. Any chemical that I know of the can dissolve skin would dissolve gums, eyes, and scalp as well. Teeth depends on their health to begin with. Also sulfuric in higher percentages 70+ is a real slow burn. Hours to burn, needs water. Going to drown before this happens. Sweet spot is 50-60 percent, even that would not do this damage in a minute or so. Sulfuric with hydrogen peroxide is where the magic happens with dissolving organic matter.

That's what I was thinking. I'm like how does he still have his eyes?

[Elizabeth76]

There's a few different versions of information when I reverse searched.