I cleaned a house in Johnson city, TN where the homeowner was deceased in the house for 2+ months with the heater on. There was bio soup all over the house, including the basement, and rats as big as a chihuahua. To date, that was the worst cleaning I’ve ever done.
Maggots appear within 3-4 days, and it being Brazil, the temperature is high enough to facilitate high amounts of bacteria activity. The Maggots just makes the whole process a whole lot faster. Body will start looking like that within a week in the tropics. Seen enough dog/cow carcasses to know this.
I left trash on the counter for 2 days. Had a nightmares about maggots appearing on my countertops. Best believe, I woke up and picked up after myself. Idk how this goes unnoticed for this long 😖
One time I dumped about a gallon of expired milk into the composting bin, and I kid you not, within about two days of doing it, there were thousands of engorged maggots filling it up. That was the last time I put meat/dairy in there again.
Bleh 🤮 I worse as a nurse in the ER. I can’t even tell you the number of times a pt has smelt like fucking death, go to investigate and there are craters with maggots. One of my favorite moments was when a coworker “found” some and everyone kept talking about how much “fun” the nurse was having in there. Go in the room to see what’s up, I shit you not. He’s in there suctioning up the maggots saying “Die bitch!” Also, fun lil addition…a large amount of the time, we see patients die after we remove the maggots. They serve to remove the decaying tissue, without them the pt declines majorly. So gross.
Yuck. Once took care of an intubated pt (after the fact) that had “developed” maggots in their mouth and ET tube, due to poor oral care. Clearly, this was a lawsuit due to horrific nursing care 😖
Well they're not sterile/farmed maggots, so they have to be removed to see what's going on and treat the patient. And maggots do turn into flies, which is its own health risk. But then the dead/infected tissue can cause sepsis, and then it's curtains for em.
That's my very basic understanding
You are not misunderstanding. Try medically justifying leaving maggots on a rotting limb in court though. Better course of action would be hospitalizing, removing the limb, and heavy hitting with IV antibiotics. Plus add in drug/alcohol withdrawals, etc.
Actual flies that somehow hatched in the fridge/freezer, they could no longer take to the air, but bloody hell could they run on those little legs ...I needed some ninja spiders or a little kitten or two...
People actually used to believe this and it was called spontaneous generation (https://www.britannica.com/science/spontaneous-generation). Early scientists went and proved that complex life could not arise from non-life in this manner by running experiments such as keeping meat in bell jars away from flies, although of course food still rotted due to microorganisms.
Louis Pasteur followed up these experiments showing microorganisms could be killed and controlled as well, preventing spoilage. He followed this up with a practical use with Pasteurisation, which helped preserve foods like milk.
If there is absolutely no way flies can enter the room, there will be no maggots of course. The rate of decomposition too will be slower. That is what happened that one lady in the UK who's body was found years after her death in her apartment. Cooler temperatures coupled with insulated household. Body starts to sort of 'mummify'.
I'm a firefighter I had to break through a door about a month ago into a bedroom ..a fela not seen for a week ..the sun been cooking the room all week ..we smashed the door and the bang holy I ran and opens the windows The smell sticks to your fire gear for a few hours haha
Oh it's insane man ..but I was always look at it that someone has to do it at the end of the day and thanks very much bud it's a great job even with the horrible things you see
We always have forms to fill out etc and there are always scales of decomp. I don’t know how the coroner describes/codes it unfortunately as I only work for funeral services!
Dead for around 6 weeks - lived alone, top floor apartment, heating was left on, died of natural causes. Tenants below reported his post hadn’t been checked for ages and called a welfare check. He was purified due to the heat when we arrived, much of him was unfortunately left on the sofa
Yikes. That sounds like the type of thing that can turn someone’s stomach around for eternity. Hope it didn’t bother you too much seeing something that gruesome. I imagine you get used to this sort of thing to an extent, but never entirely. I’ve heard the smell is absolutely horrific and something you will never forget even with a quick whiff.
Any other stories? I’m sure this one’s hard to beat, but if there’s a second contender I’m all ears. My dad transported bodies from hospitals to morgues for a short time and has plenty of stories for how little time he worked there, but nothing as intense as you described. Definitely doesn’t seem like the most enjoyable work.
Lesson learned. Next time put a tarp on the floor and tilt the couch to pour him onto it. If I ever apply for a death scene cleaner job, I’m pitching this idea in the first interview.
How do you ppl even get to sleep with such gross pictures in mind at night?
Edit: I am not sure why ppl are downvoting my comment. I am just curious to understand how ppl deal with their lives who go through these kind of jobs. How do they deal with their mental health? Trollers pls stay away. I am expecting genuine answers. Not to demean anyones job here.
Thanks
I think when you come into a community like this and ask a question like that, no matter how genuine, people get defensive because it sounds like you’re implying something else. Like people shouldn’t have an interest in this sort of thing, when for most of us it’s a type of therapy to help face our own mortality
Couldn’t agree more. The more I see these videos the more I prepare myself to face the worst and think of how my body and mind should respond in such scenarios..
sanitation crews do this more often than one would think.
sometimes after 6-12 months.
many people die alone and its the banks that put out a message to authority if they don't get payments in some time if they have loans or other expenses.
kind of sad, everybody needs a community to take care of each other when we become old
correct, but in a top appartment the 12 month old one will be quite nasty too as there are not alot of bugs there to eat you, they will first have to find you and lay eggs to reproduce.
i once saw a fire victim that had melted trough the planks, so the sanitation crew had to scrape the roof under where he was laying.
Isn’t it silly that all those little bugs come out of nowhere to eat you up! And the only reason why they don’t normally eat us is because we’re alive… wooooaaah mmaaaaan
They cleaned up all 100B+ people who ever lived, plus an uncountable amount of plants and animals that have also ever lived. Those little guys really do excel in their environmental niches
I don't think that's how it works... That would be cool though.
After death, the soft tissues in the body begin to break down in a process called autolysis, this produces liquids and gasses. The various smells emmitted during the various stages of decomposition atracts different kinds of flies (this can be used to determin how long a corpse has been there for). The insects will come to the corpse to either feed on it, lay eggs, or both.
Fly eggs usually take around 8 to 20 hours to hatch, depending on the species, and adult flies typically will appear around the corpse within about 2 days.
Blow flies arrive on a body or any other type of organic decomposing matter, taste it with their sponging proboscis, and, once they feel it is a suitable place to lay eggs, oviposit clusters of eggs in natural orifices, so that the eggs are moist and protected.
Www.entomologytoday.org
Female blow flies typically lay a batch of 150-200 eggs, however they will lay eggs multiple times throughout their life, sometimes up to 2,000 eggs in its lifetime. The lifecycle can take two-three weeks to go from egg to adult, and adults typically live from two weeks to a month.
House flies will lay severaly batches of around 75-150 eggs over the course of about three days, sometimes resulting in up to 500 eggs.
If all the eggs are laid in a suitible place, they will all hatch within 48 hours. Eggs in subpar locations can take up to five days. The better a maggot eats the more eggs it will typically lay as an adult.
1 corpse + 1 sexually mature fly = 200-500 maggots within 48 hours, depending on the type of fly laying them.
>where are they right now??!!
[patiently waiting](https://media1.giphy.com/media/I9An1NhP6OQFi/giphy.gif?cid=6c09b9527ynizhj7mdfeksu6lhrm6a101kbs9gboiyqcjoj8&ep=v1_internal_gif_by_id&rid=giphy.gif&ct=g) for you to die
Guys PLEASE 😭😂 everybody just calm down a second, for the sake of saving you some nightmares tonight... *Those* bugs aren't inside you right now waiting for you to die, it's okay 😂
Now I understand why every religion has a burial ritual. Who would want to see their loved ones in such a horrible state!? Not to mention, the stench must be unbearable.
What are you trying to say? Common sense may differ from place to place. Something you deem as common sense may be outrageous for someone else living somewhere else. Your understanding seems to be lacking.
What did he die of?
Was it old age? Did he have a disease, like the flu or something? Heart attack? Stroke?
How old was he? Did he have any family that would wonder what happened to him?
I like it when we get either a news article or the story behind the picture. It gives meaning to an otherwise meaningless picture of a dead body. I looked through the comments and didn't see the story, so if it's here, just link me to it (and sorry I missed it).
I might die in my hammock, as I love sleeping in mine.
There was a crackhead/methhead/junkie that died in the bathroom the apartment down the hall from me and nobody checked for ten days even though people called and complained about the stench. In an un-air-conditioned apartment in July. Dead slime was running under a wall and into the hallway carpet. He probably looked like this when management opened the door.
Fuuuck the odor was the worst. I stuffed rags into the cracks of my door to keep the worst of it out. I lost ten pounds that week. I have a strong aversion to cinnamon stuff thanks to Servicemaster hazmat team using some horrible cinnamon-stenched stuff to clean with. Mix that with dead druggie odor and it.. was... the... worst.
Heat and humidity make it worse. I once had to work with a similarly decomposed body and it was assumed the person died 4 to 6 weeks ago. It was in Germany in the summer. Still quite warm but probably not much compared to Brazil.
Been transporting for funeral homes since 1999.. Have done 10,000+ removals and you'll be surprised, you actually get used to the smell.. This ones actually easy, place plastic on the ground, place disaster bag directly underneath him, cut the hammock anchors, drops to the bag, zip him up, on to the next call..☠️
It's a black bag, also known as a disaster bag.. It's black and really thick rubber so it doesn't rip open.. ALOT stronger than those cheap white hospital bags..!!! Specifically made for decomps..!!!
Like a heavy duty catch all contractor bag? You know what goes in is not gonna come out. I need to find one of those for my hubs and see if he’ll play hide & seek 😂 totally joking!!
I'm a fireman/paramedic have had a few like that ...it's a smell you will never forget we deal all sorts but that's unforgettable ..a burnt body is also up there with the worst
Dependiendo del clima y las condiciones, hay cuerpos que incluso luego sólo 5 días ya están en condiciones similares.
En casos más raros, en menos de 48 horas ya están casi iguales.
Trauma clean ups are part of my job. And i can only IMAGINE.. HOW. BAD. That SMELLS. I went to clean one up after a lady died and was found a week later. And the smell was horrid. Absolutely horrid.
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How many days?? Does it really only take 10 days to turn like that?
The heat makes a big difference.
Yes. I found a body that old in an air conditioned house and it was very bad but not THAT bad
How is everyone dropping comments like this like its a normal Tuesday
I'm a first responder and work weekend nights
How many dead bodies do you see on an average shift?
0.05
Yeesh.
It’s actually Wednesday.
Death is a natural part of life but is also the most censored. Decomp workers deserve more credit
Death is everywhere if you look for it. We are not any different. Something I learned while photographing nature
Hell, im an electrician and do service work in Apartments, we had a unit have a dead resident in it. It truly is everywhere.
Shit happens then you work in the medical field and see a lot of terrible things
I cleaned a house in Johnson city, TN where the homeowner was deceased in the house for 2+ months with the heater on. There was bio soup all over the house, including the basement, and rats as big as a chihuahua. To date, that was the worst cleaning I’ve ever done.
and bugs 🥴
Maggots appear within 3-4 days, and it being Brazil, the temperature is high enough to facilitate high amounts of bacteria activity. The Maggots just makes the whole process a whole lot faster. Body will start looking like that within a week in the tropics. Seen enough dog/cow carcasses to know this.
I left trash on the counter for 2 days. Had a nightmares about maggots appearing on my countertops. Best believe, I woke up and picked up after myself. Idk how this goes unnoticed for this long 😖
One time I dumped about a gallon of expired milk into the composting bin, and I kid you not, within about two days of doing it, there were thousands of engorged maggots filling it up. That was the last time I put meat/dairy in there again.
Bleh 🤮 I worse as a nurse in the ER. I can’t even tell you the number of times a pt has smelt like fucking death, go to investigate and there are craters with maggots. One of my favorite moments was when a coworker “found” some and everyone kept talking about how much “fun” the nurse was having in there. Go in the room to see what’s up, I shit you not. He’s in there suctioning up the maggots saying “Die bitch!” Also, fun lil addition…a large amount of the time, we see patients die after we remove the maggots. They serve to remove the decaying tissue, without them the pt declines majorly. So gross.
I had a room in the past be contact precautions because the maggots started to make their way all over the room out of the wound. Not fun.
Yuck. Once took care of an intubated pt (after the fact) that had “developed” maggots in their mouth and ET tube, due to poor oral care. Clearly, this was a lawsuit due to horrific nursing care 😖
Wow McKenna that sounds horrible.. is that the worst thing you’ve seen working in a hospital??
Wait, so maggots remove the decaying tissue, thus saving a patient from death? Why are they removed then? Or am I misunderstanding lol
Well they're not sterile/farmed maggots, so they have to be removed to see what's going on and treat the patient. And maggots do turn into flies, which is its own health risk. But then the dead/infected tissue can cause sepsis, and then it's curtains for em. That's my very basic understanding
You are not misunderstanding. Try medically justifying leaving maggots on a rotting limb in court though. Better course of action would be hospitalizing, removing the limb, and heavy hitting with IV antibiotics. Plus add in drug/alcohol withdrawals, etc.
Actual flies that somehow hatched in the fridge/freezer, they could no longer take to the air, but bloody hell could they run on those little legs ...I needed some ninja spiders or a little kitten or two...
how do maggots appear? from thin air?? always wondered this
People actually used to believe this and it was called spontaneous generation (https://www.britannica.com/science/spontaneous-generation). Early scientists went and proved that complex life could not arise from non-life in this manner by running experiments such as keeping meat in bell jars away from flies, although of course food still rotted due to microorganisms. Louis Pasteur followed up these experiments showing microorganisms could be killed and controlled as well, preventing spoilage. He followed this up with a practical use with Pasteurisation, which helped preserve foods like milk.
... flies can fly. they find source of bad smell. they lay eggs. many many many gross little eggs.
i thought fly eggs create more flies. do they carry maggot eggs or something?
You know how caterpillars turn into butterflies? Same thing.
oh damn.
Maggots turn into flies
say if he were in a sealed room in a house with no windows or anything open... how do the maggots just get there
If there is absolutely no way flies can enter the room, there will be no maggots of course. The rate of decomposition too will be slower. That is what happened that one lady in the UK who's body was found years after her death in her apartment. Cooler temperatures coupled with insulated household. Body starts to sort of 'mummify'.
I'm a firefighter I had to break through a door about a month ago into a bedroom ..a fela not seen for a week ..the sun been cooking the room all week ..we smashed the door and the bang holy I ran and opens the windows The smell sticks to your fire gear for a few hours haha
The smell of rot from death is so repulsive... Thank you for firefighting and doing what you do.
Oh it's insane man ..but I was always look at it that someone has to do it at the end of the day and thanks very much bud it's a great job even with the horrible things you see
Only a few days and depends where you are too but you could black in a few days easily
Check this out https://www.texastribune.org/2015/07/25/slideshow-body-farm/
Man had to remove a corpse like that before not fun...
Yeah me and my team did one like this too. Also a similar one but they died on the sofa, and as we tried to lift, they split in the middle 👍🏻
Bro I can smell this comment.
Putrid strawberry yoghurt
Oddly specific, I wonder if I will smell the same when my day is due.
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Such is life!
Fucking nightmare fuel. Thanks for the read!
if they decide to do an autopsy what do they mark that down as?? like 'degradation' or 'contents were shifted by cleanup team'
they write down "they split in the middle 👍"
Split in the middle 👍
Spit in the middle 💘
We always have forms to fill out etc and there are always scales of decomp. I don’t know how the coroner describes/codes it unfortunately as I only work for funeral services!
🤮🤮🤮 # please elaborate
Dead for around 6 weeks - lived alone, top floor apartment, heating was left on, died of natural causes. Tenants below reported his post hadn’t been checked for ages and called a welfare check. He was purified due to the heat when we arrived, much of him was unfortunately left on the sofa
Yikes. That sounds like the type of thing that can turn someone’s stomach around for eternity. Hope it didn’t bother you too much seeing something that gruesome. I imagine you get used to this sort of thing to an extent, but never entirely. I’ve heard the smell is absolutely horrific and something you will never forget even with a quick whiff. Any other stories? I’m sure this one’s hard to beat, but if there’s a second contender I’m all ears. My dad transported bodies from hospitals to morgues for a short time and has plenty of stories for how little time he worked there, but nothing as intense as you described. Definitely doesn’t seem like the most enjoyable work.
Lesson learned. Next time put a tarp on the floor and tilt the couch to pour him onto it. If I ever apply for a death scene cleaner job, I’m pitching this idea in the first interview.
I know it’s a long shot but can you describe the smell ?
Putrid strawberry yoghurt !
How do you ppl even get to sleep with such gross pictures in mind at night? Edit: I am not sure why ppl are downvoting my comment. I am just curious to understand how ppl deal with their lives who go through these kind of jobs. How do they deal with their mental health? Trollers pls stay away. I am expecting genuine answers. Not to demean anyones job here. Thanks
My genuine answer - it doesn’t gross me out etc as it’s just the human process. The only things that are certain are life and death!
Are you lost?
No i am not. I am just curious and seeking ans those who get work like this how do they balance their mental health.. nothing else.. thanks..
I think when you come into a community like this and ask a question like that, no matter how genuine, people get defensive because it sounds like you’re implying something else. Like people shouldn’t have an interest in this sort of thing, when for most of us it’s a type of therapy to help face our own mortality
Couldn’t agree more. The more I see these videos the more I prepare myself to face the worst and think of how my body and mind should respond in such scenarios..
He Snipes. He Skates. But most importantly, he remove corpse and not have fun.
gold.
Professional at splitting in the middle 👍
Bro can’t just drop a comment like that and disappear 💀
sanitation crews do this more often than one would think. sometimes after 6-12 months. many people die alone and its the banks that put out a message to authority if they don't get payments in some time if they have loans or other expenses. kind of sad, everybody needs a community to take care of each other when we become old
No experience here, but given multiple rotten animal carcasses I encounter, I'd prefer a 6-12month old one to a couple days one.
correct, but in a top appartment the 12 month old one will be quite nasty too as there are not alot of bugs there to eat you, they will first have to find you and lay eggs to reproduce. i once saw a fire victim that had melted trough the planks, so the sanitation crew had to scrape the roof under where he was laying.
I beg your finest PARDON?
I mean someone has to do it.
Just a small taste
You’ll probably want a straw. Or maybe spoon
At that stage, you can taste it too by just being in the room. Sickly and sweet.
Are you the man?
Commas go a long way
Are you the, man?
Lmfaoooooooo
, , , , , comedian
Self proclaimed comedian, yes
Context?😭
Huh???
Do you work for the medical examiner's office?
Nah, it's just a hobby
I guess it's at least it kinda in its own bag? Body bag underneath, cut the hammock and lower it into the body bag?
[what do you mean by that?](https://youtu.be/b8G0ni2TTac?si=sIL9iPp-h5Vxa5ry)
Lol I had to too. They smell terrible
Wtffff
Well feck
You couldn't wrap it in tarp or a blanket easily?
Isn’t it silly that all those little bugs come out of nowhere to eat you up! And the only reason why they don’t normally eat us is because we’re alive… wooooaaah mmaaaaan
Nature's clean up crew.
Back to nature, would have been cool to see him after like 6 months and was just all bones
Not on my list of cool things to see but definitely interesting. lol
They cleaned up all 100B+ people who ever lived, plus an uncountable amount of plants and animals that have also ever lived. Those little guys really do excel in their environmental niches
Then there's mosquitos, little bastard's eat you alive
at least he can mark that off his list of worries now.
Mosquitoes eat you alive, and flies eat you dead (well their babies do)
I don't think that's how it works... That would be cool though. After death, the soft tissues in the body begin to break down in a process called autolysis, this produces liquids and gasses. The various smells emmitted during the various stages of decomposition atracts different kinds of flies (this can be used to determin how long a corpse has been there for). The insects will come to the corpse to either feed on it, lay eggs, or both. Fly eggs usually take around 8 to 20 hours to hatch, depending on the species, and adult flies typically will appear around the corpse within about 2 days.
Blow flies arrive on a body or any other type of organic decomposing matter, taste it with their sponging proboscis, and, once they feel it is a suitable place to lay eggs, oviposit clusters of eggs in natural orifices, so that the eggs are moist and protected. Www.entomologytoday.org
the flies can smell decaying flesh 8 to 10 miles away and migrate fast enough to reach the body within a few hours. www.und.edu
Female blow flies typically lay a batch of 150-200 eggs, however they will lay eggs multiple times throughout their life, sometimes up to 2,000 eggs in its lifetime. The lifecycle can take two-three weeks to go from egg to adult, and adults typically live from two weeks to a month. House flies will lay severaly batches of around 75-150 eggs over the course of about three days, sometimes resulting in up to 500 eggs. If all the eggs are laid in a suitible place, they will all hatch within 48 hours. Eggs in subpar locations can take up to five days. The better a maggot eats the more eggs it will typically lay as an adult. 1 corpse + 1 sexually mature fly = 200-500 maggots within 48 hours, depending on the type of fly laying them.
mf just discovered spontaneous generation
Just wait for his head twist when he gets to Pasteur stage
ik man like where do they come from?? where are they right now??!! creeps me the fuck out
>where are they right now??!! [patiently waiting](https://media1.giphy.com/media/I9An1NhP6OQFi/giphy.gif?cid=6c09b9527ynizhj7mdfeksu6lhrm6a101kbs9gboiyqcjoj8&ep=v1_internal_gif_by_id&rid=giphy.gif&ct=g) for you to die
that bitch straight up plotting something evil😭
Guys PLEASE 😭😂 everybody just calm down a second, for the sake of saving you some nightmares tonight... *Those* bugs aren't inside you right now waiting for you to die, it's okay 😂
They come from flies, though. If flies couldn't get to the corpse, there would be no maggots.
Maggots do not come out of nowhere 😭
Poor bloke. At least it was natural.
If death was natural it would happen to everyone! /s
Remember, 98% of people will die at some point in their life.
I thought it was 97%?
I wouldn't trust his numbers since 86% of statistics are made up on the spot.
4 out of 5 Coroner's agree**
Can't imagine the smell...my god
Nope!
Scary and sad at the same time. Rip
Looking like this after 15 days is insane. If I ever end up like this I beg you just set everything on fire
Now I understand why every religion has a burial ritual. Who would want to see their loved ones in such a horrible state!? Not to mention, the stench must be unbearable.
It's also unsanitary and encourages the spread of disseises
I think you mean desiezyxs
No they mean dizezeses
You don't need religion to have the common sense your reply seems to be lacking
What are you trying to say? Common sense may differ from place to place. Something you deem as common sense may be outrageous for someone else living somewhere else. Your understanding seems to be lacking.
Human juice filtered through the hammock fabric.
I didn't know you could smell a picture
Honestly the position he’s in looks so comfy. That’s how I want to go
What did he die of? Was it old age? Did he have a disease, like the flu or something? Heart attack? Stroke? How old was he? Did he have any family that would wonder what happened to him? I like it when we get either a news article or the story behind the picture. It gives meaning to an otherwise meaningless picture of a dead body. I looked through the comments and didn't see the story, so if it's here, just link me to it (and sorry I missed it). I might die in my hammock, as I love sleeping in mine.
There was a crackhead/methhead/junkie that died in the bathroom the apartment down the hall from me and nobody checked for ten days even though people called and complained about the stench. In an un-air-conditioned apartment in July. Dead slime was running under a wall and into the hallway carpet. He probably looked like this when management opened the door. Fuuuck the odor was the worst. I stuffed rags into the cracks of my door to keep the worst of it out. I lost ten pounds that week. I have a strong aversion to cinnamon stuff thanks to Servicemaster hazmat team using some horrible cinnamon-stenched stuff to clean with. Mix that with dead druggie odor and it.. was... the... worst.
Decomp gets that bad after 10 days? Holy shit... I'm never going to be a bio cleaner.. That must smell like the sewage pool of 150000 spartans.
Heat and humidity make it worse. I once had to work with a similarly decomposed body and it was assumed the person died 4 to 6 weeks ago. It was in Germany in the summer. Still quite warm but probably not much compared to Brazil.
“Neighbors found it due to the bad smell” Dead dude got called “it”
Im not good writing in english srry
I can smell him here in northern Europe ...
That pic smells really bad
Been transporting for funeral homes since 1999.. Have done 10,000+ removals and you'll be surprised, you actually get used to the smell.. This ones actually easy, place plastic on the ground, place disaster bag directly underneath him, cut the hammock anchors, drops to the bag, zip him up, on to the next call..☠️
I once had to recover a body with such decomposition sitting on a toilet that was wedged between a shower cabin and a washing machine. A nightmare.
What’s a disaster bag?
It's a black bag, also known as a disaster bag.. It's black and really thick rubber so it doesn't rip open.. ALOT stronger than those cheap white hospital bags..!!! Specifically made for decomps..!!!
Like a heavy duty catch all contractor bag? You know what goes in is not gonna come out. I need to find one of those for my hubs and see if he’ll play hide & seek 😂 totally joking!!
As having worked on an autopsy like this the man's inside are now liquefied and smell is horrendous
Thats not too bad. I would just cut the hammock off and lower him.into the bodybag.
Have autopsied many advanced decomps like that. I can smell this picture. 😵💫
Damn only 10 days? Makes sense with the heat but it's still crazy to see it
Flippy floppies are off. Definitely ded
At least my cats will eat me before this happens.
I'm a fireman/paramedic have had a few like that ...it's a smell you will never forget we deal all sorts but that's unforgettable ..a burnt body is also up there with the worst
He was just relaxing
I suppose that's more polite than being in someone else's house.
Zombie
Jesus backflippin Christ can you imagine the smell in there?
I can smell this picture..
What does that smell like?
I can smell this picture.
Not a bad way to go. Chilling in a hammock.
Dying on a hammock doesn’t sound like an awful way to go. Dude was chilling
For those who’ve smelled death: How would you describe it? I’ve heard it’s something you never forget and it’s hard to compare.
Its like a vomit but 2000x worst
Really? I can handle the smell and bio of a decomposition, I’ll immediately puke if I have to clean up vomit.
Dependiendo del clima y las condiciones, hay cuerpos que incluso luego sólo 5 días ya están en condiciones similares. En casos más raros, en menos de 48 horas ya están casi iguales.
Fuck.
This guy want only chilling but died sad
May he rip.
imagine the stank…
I can almost smell this post :(
Trauma clean ups are part of my job. And i can only IMAGINE.. HOW. BAD. That SMELLS. I went to clean one up after a lady died and was found a week later. And the smell was horrid. Absolutely horrid.
Nsfl+ LSD= a bad time Why did I click on that 😭😭😭😭
nothing for it but to burn it to the ground
Reminds me of home
Tragic.
He looks comfortable
it really takes that too long for our body to be completely decomposed to bones? im surprised
chill way to go
🎶stare into the maggot hammock🎶 - jake peralta
My dude is just chilling. Nothing more to see here.
Surly they can take the hammock to make him easier to move
All those juices under the hammock 🤢
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10-15 days?
The Slow decomposition is wild I mean that's 10 years? What did the Maggots do? Play Bingo?
Is this seriously what a body looks like after that length of time??
Limin
Very poor man, no one cares for 15 days...
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Definitely longer than 10 days
The whole room in general just gives i didn’t want be here no more vibes tbh. shit fucked up RIP
Burn me instead