Crime Thread

He's doing it because Trump is making rumbling noises about firing his drunken ass.

Patel knows the fat oaf admires "strong men."

I like how Trump fired that cunt from Oregon, the Sec. of Labor...another drunken piece of shit.

I do admire Trump's sobriety: one redeeming quality, anyway.

Dateline arguably is the best presenter of true crime stories. I saw a recent one covering an embezzler who murdered her husband for complicated reasons. A long story which I won’t go into, but what caught my attention was what her thorough research revealed. She almost got away with it, but failed to dump his body in the deepest part of Lake Coeur d'Alene in Idaho. If she had, his body would never have been found. I had known that their are lakes and other areas that are too deep to search with scuba divers, but I had assumed that if you don’t want the body to float up due to decomposition, you had to take measures so that the gases release. It turns out the spot can be too cold and too deep for that.

Quote: googlebot

Deep lakes, particularly Lake Superior, do not "give up their dead" because their extreme, year-round cold inhibits the bacterial decomposition necessary for a body to produce gases and float. Instead of decomposing, bodies often form a waxy substance called adipocere (or "corpse wax") in the cold, low-oxygen depths, preserving them in a state of submerged stasis … [also] The high pressure at immense depths can further prevent the expansion of gases, keeping the body in a stable, sunken position.

I assume you CAN add enough weight to keep a body down in shallower water, but many have failed on that estimation.

Yes, many have had the body lift up the cinder block or such. Heavy objects aren't so much heavy in water

I was shocked watching a crime show that revealed the killers knew to eviscerate the body. That sort of thing the general public doesn't need to know