Overkill

[Meatpie]

Young man murdered and set on fire.

Brutal and horrid - judging from his expression that kind of death didn't feel nice at all, he was probably agonizing for several minutes before finally blacking out.

His eyes are fucking red, face dark purple!



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[Peehnut]

sweet pics meatpie! i bet he smelled delicious! hehe

 

[eurasian_hybrid]

with the bloodshod eyes and purple tone of the skin, and blueing of the lips, the main probable cause of his dead would have been asphyxiation (strangled) rather than the burning of his body. If he was conscious during the burning his nasal passages would be black from smoke inhalation. The nasal passages clearly show that the greying from the smoke is only due to the proximity of the fire and not from inhalation..

have u guys ever been near a fire burning fat?? when u blow your nose do u see all the black suk u have inhaled, and even your nassal area would be dark from the smoke itself...

The position of his body also would suggest he would NOT have been conscious, nearly all deaths caused by burning the bodies would be face down as people would automatically try to protect their head/face hence them unwittingly positioning themselves face down and most likely curled up.

Lol

 

[Meatpie]

Do you just read up this on the wikipedia or you work as a forensic pathologist?

 

[eurasian_hybrid]

i worked and studied and worked at the centre for forensic science - University of Western Australia. now work for a private medical consultancy firm.

 

[LTmyselfni]

With your experience why did you state "blood shot eyes" when they appear that way because the capillary veins in the orbit ruptured indicating strangulation. That is one of the first signs most forensics look for along with ligature markings in order to determine strangulation as the cause of death???? Excellent pics Meatpie!

 

[eurasian_hybrid]

With your experience why did you state "blood shot eyes" when they appear that way because the capillary veins in the orbit ruptured indicating strangulation. That is one of the first signs most forensics look for along with ligature markings in order to determine strangulation as the cause of death???? Excellent pics Meatpie!

with the severity of the burnt tissue damage, examining for ligature markings would be impossible, i have based my preliminary visual assessment on the position of the victim and from what is visible from the photos. in this case an SPO2 would be needed determine if asphyxiation is the cause of death, the way the body is positioned and from what i have explained above, it is highly unlikely that this individual died as a result of him being burnt.

when human tissue burns, it burns in a regular manner which can be predicted and calculated to a variable, if u look at the first photo where the neck is, there is a slight indent. when human bodies burn or any organic matter similar, the burn pattern will be as of the unburnt pattern meaning a burnt body will only portray what was in existence prior to the burning of the tissue. that indentation is irregular however its hard to tell based on the photograph..

its easier for people to understand what i mean by using basic terminology.

 

[irishboi88]

wow u can see his pubes!