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“No physical findings that support a diagnosis of traumatic asphyxia or strangulation”...combination of force & health problems contributed to death. -- (link)
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by
Remlik
That’s preposterous -- nm
Posted by
JackDawson (aka dawson)
May 29 '20, 14:56
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Not necessarily. Could be loss of blood flow to the brain as opposed to asphyxiation. -- nm
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loosilu
May 29, 15:04
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Wouldn't there be hemorrhaging of the eyes with that? -- nm
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Beryllium
May 29, 15:10
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Signs of asphyxiation are hemorrhaging (can never spell) and pink teeth due to bleeding inside the tooth. Sign of strangulation is fractured hyoid. -- (edited)
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loosilu
May 29, 15:15
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Though suffocation wouldn't need a fracture. -- nm
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Max
May 29, 15:18
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Right, but I'm saying, they didn't find signs of asphyxiation. I'm sure there aer more than the ones I mentioned. -- nm*
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loosilu
May 29, 15:19
Petechial hemhorraging is a sign of asphyxiation. -- nm
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loosilu
May 29, 15:13
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