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also it wouldnt take 5 minutes with a small excavator to get to a coffin, wrap a chain around the coffin, lift it up, put body in, coffin down and backfill could be done in under 15 miunutes with somone who knew what they were doing |
15 minutes is a lot when you consider the time you drive a digger into a cemetery and drive it back out. Those things don't drive very fast so I'm guessing you have a 18 wheeler waiting outside. No doesn't sound tight at all. |
Just blender the body and flush the foo down ze toilet! |
Slap chop? |
i would just eat it nom nom nom |
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throw the body into a tub of NaOH..and let it dissolve away. |
How about don't kill anybody. |
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I think cremation would be the safest option? but, who has a giant furnace to cremate someone? |
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Anonymous sure is cautious...Not everyone has access to a boat, chemicals or tools like a big chainsaw which will essentially make a whole lot of noise when you use it. If someone borrowed/rented my boat hauling an unusual container encrusted with concrete, it may stick in my memory and no one would want that chance happening. You want to be quiet and discrete to the human senses and to memory. Does NaOH give off any odors during reactions? >_> |
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There are tons of ways to get rid of a body. Chop it up and chuck out a piece the size of a ham each week. Ppl throw food out all the time. You'd have to chop up the hands and feet though, as they're easily identifiable as human remains. The hardest part is the skull to be honest. That one you'd have to smash into little pieces to make sure it's not recognizable. Another way to do it is either bury it somewhere extremely remote in the wilderness (ie far far away from GVRD), or torch the body until it's charcoal, then just pulverize and scatter into the ocean or a forest. Man, can't believe u guys got me thinking about this at 3am. :lol |
Just weigh it down and throw it in the ocean. |
^ That doesn't work. As the body decomposes, the limbs will separate. Then the parts not attached to the cement or whatnot float to the surface and wash ashore. I have no idea how I know this. |
Why would you need to get rid of a body? In Vancouver, you can kill someone in broad day light, and NO ONE (especially the cops) could find you. |
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if his case i think the ocean is perfect, it is easily accessible by his boat, while the ocean doesn't actively speed up decomposition all the little creatures in the ocean helps to strip any evidence that might have been left on the body. and as Dex have prove it is ok for the body to be found, the most important thing is to not leave any evidence to be trace back to the perpetrator. |
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My forensics prof told us about a guy who thought it was lime and when they found the body it was in perfect condition. |
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turn the body into a mummy and dump it in Egypt somewhere |
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I think what's more important is not getting rid of the body. That's tough. It's more easier to not leave any evidence behind. A bit harder, but easier than disposing a body. |
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