[SimoneFlen']

On 4th June 2018, the body of 27 year old Perla Yokabell Pimentel Valdez was found in an abandoned house. She had been missing for 3 days.

[Necrotic Bowel]

Man #1: Dear God it stinks in there.

Man #2: Yes. It smells very bad. But let’s all crowd into a small room with a dead body and enjoy it while we can. Because we’re fucking idiots.

[LERK]

drugs?

murder?

[r.p.mcmurphy]

Reports say suicide by poison.

[mparryuk52]

I've worked with pathologists who could literally eat a 3 course meal next to that body without even heaving once lol x

[jumpingjames69]

to many maccy d's

[-NocturnalPulse-]

We gotta bloater, folks! We got a bloater!

[K53]

Makes me want to cry.

[kellyhound]

A few days after death, bacteria and enzymes start the process of breaking down their host. The pancreas is full of so many bacteria that it essentially digests itself.

As these organisms work their way to other organs, the body becomes discolored, first turning green, then purple, then black. If you can't see the change, you'll smell it soon enough, because the bacteria create an awful-smelling gas.

In addition to smelling up the room, that gas will cause the body to bloat, the eyes to bulge out of their sockets and the tongue to swell and protrude. (In rare instances, this gas has created enough pressure after a few weeks to cause decomposing pregnant women to expel the fetus in a process known as coffin birth.)

A week after death, the skin has blistered and the slightest touch could cause it to fall off. A month after death, the hair, nails and teeth will fall out.

The hair and nails, by the way, while long rumored to keep growing after death, don't have any magical growth properties. They merely look bigger as the skin dries out. Internal organs and tissues have liquefied, which will swell the body until it bursts open. At that point, a skeleton remains.

[Susan]

grossssssssssss