Recent cases of bodies found .... in water and on land
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poppy15:
so the only way for a spine to break into 2 is to hv an experienced butcher chopping it up... :scared:
But under normal decomposition, the spine can decompose totally ,right? Not possible for it to have different rates of decomposition along it's spine? I know that of the 3 graves I witnessed exhumed, none of them had spines. Maybe some arm or leg bones and part of skull but no spine. -
phankao:
the body was estimated to be in the river for not long right if i rmb correctly? but if is the fish that bit it into half then its quite scary to think of it... :yikes:poppy15:
so the only way for a spine to break into 2 is to hv an experienced butcher chopping it up... :scared:
But under normal decomposition, the spine can decompose totally ,right? Not possible for it to have different rates of decomposition along it's spine? I know that of the 3 graves I witnessed exhumed, none of them had spines. Maybe some arm or leg bones and part of skull but no spine. -
so this big fish has the power to grawl bones at well... :shock:
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i thot only shark can bite human bone, bec teeth v sharp, like razor blade. But SG water whr got shark ?
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so bearing in mind even if the flesh decomposed… where are the remaining bones of the upper body? and the teeth… teeth cannot be decomposed no matter how…
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eeeee.... very grosss...
better dun eat the fish that whoever try fishing at bedok reservoir
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reservoir is huge.
so maybe his bones after decomposed plus his teeth - got carried away by water current to the open sea, now immersed or hidden somewhere in our SG open sea. -
his teeth doesnt float to ECP... that will scared everyone away... :scared: -
poppy15:
his teeth doesnt float to ECP... that will scared everyone away... :scared:
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phtthp:
I thought reservior is enclosed area. How to float to open sea? :scratchhead:reservoir is huge.
so maybe his bones after decomposed plus his teeth - got carried away by water current to the open sea, now immersed or hidden somewhere in our SG open sea.
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