[Drastic85]

Beat you by 5 posts; but nice to know we think alike.

[albie54]

Flour power!

[quartermain]

I'll bet when the cop left, they used the dough and threw in some poppy seeds and named the bread after the poor guy.

[partyguinness]

I'm guessing he may have actually suffocated from the dough...

[orionlover69]

Originally Posted by mothmon ↗

Cop: Where's the body?

Meanwhile, somewhere someone is saying, "You know, these are seriously the best pork buns I ever had! What's your secret?"

The secret is in the sauce.

[soyadude]

There are safer machines for kneading.. but I guess in India people are cheaper than safe machines

[philovan]

Originally Posted by partyguinness ↗

I'm guessing he may have actually suffocated from the dough...

See page 2.

[Rednose]

Originally Posted by philovan ↗

I think that may have been the actual cause of death. That machine didn't look to have the physical power to inflict fatal injuries (unless it caught him in a vital place, which is possible). But it may be that he was stuck in that upside down position and suffocated by the dough.

to me it looks like his neck snapped when it got stuck between the bowl and the agitating arm. that would explain, why the guy didn't move at all ->instant lights out.

btw these machines can be pretty powerful. most of them are running on separate power lines (400V instead of 240V in europe).

[philovan]

Originally Posted by Rednose ↗

to me it looks like his neck snapped when it got stuck between the bowl and the agitating arm. that would explain, why the guy didn't move at all ->instant lights out.

btw these machines can be pretty powerful. most of them are running on separate power lines (400V instead of 240V in europe).

Yes, I considered that alternative too. All things considered, I think your theory is better than mine. The "rolling in the dough" termination idea did strike me as kind of funny, so I figured why not toss it out there as at least a possibility.

[divreaper]

Doh