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Quote from: "bec"Ps. The only option left that makes sense is that they cannot determine the time of death of Michael Jackson because Michael Jackson is not dead. Michael: Okay everybody, that's a wrap! *Smiling* :lol:
Ps. The only option left that makes sense is that they cannot determine the time of death of Michael Jackson because Michael Jackson is not dead.
You are not allowed to view links. Register or LoginQuoteForensic science provides a number of solutions to solving the mystery question of when a person died. Generally, the longer it has been since the death, the less accurate the estimation given by forensic pathologists. <snip>Police arriving at the scene of crime should be capable of estimating how long a person has been dead for, by judging from the body temperature and stiffness of the corpse. However, a more accurate evaluation of the time since death must be made by a forensic pathologist in the forensic laboratory. The pathologists/coroners record the temperature of the body, the temperature at the scene of crime, the weight of the victim and all other appropriate variables, which are then applied to a formula designed to predict the time since death. The core body temperature drops at an estimated rate of 0.8K each hour from the time of death, but is ever-changing dependant on the surrounding temperature, humidity levels, air movement and fat levels in the body. Thus, the less time that has surpassed since the death, the less variables which will affect the prediction.Copyright 2004-2005 Thinkquest Team 00206Body temperature is only one factor and OF COURSE room temp is taken into account as one of many variables. Nonsense being spun and reported!
Forensic science provides a number of solutions to solving the mystery question of when a person died. Generally, the longer it has been since the death, the less accurate the estimation given by forensic pathologists. <snip>Police arriving at the scene of crime should be capable of estimating how long a person has been dead for, by judging from the body temperature and stiffness of the corpse. However, a more accurate evaluation of the time since death must be made by a forensic pathologist in the forensic laboratory. The pathologists/coroners record the temperature of the body, the temperature at the scene of crime, the weight of the victim and all other appropriate variables, which are then applied to a formula designed to predict the time since death. The core body temperature drops at an estimated rate of 0.8K each hour from the time of death, but is ever-changing dependant on the surrounding temperature, humidity levels, air movement and fat levels in the body. Thus, the less time that has surpassed since the death, the less variables which will affect the prediction.Copyright 2004-2005 Thinkquest Team 00206Body temperature is only one factor and OF COURSE room temp is taken into account as one of many variables. Nonsense being spun and reported!
The important thing in forensic science isTo tell the time of death they take the temperature of the body by inserting the thermometer instrument into the liver. They actually poke through the body to the liver. The liver temp gives them the accurate temp of the body and then they calculate according to the ambience temp and decide on the time of death.Obviously they could not poke the body's liver here as they were still trying to resuscitate him.
It's not important but just for the records:The "infamous" ambulance picture carried EXIF data:<exif:DateTimeOriginal>2009-06-25T12:08:08-07:00If time in the camera was set correctly (which is usually the case amongst professional photographers), the picture was taken 12:08, 18 minutes before the paramedics even arrived at 12:26.
...she [the Coroner Investigator, Elissa Fleak] seems to have forgotten a really important part of her job. She recorded the temperature of the hospital room but not the decedent’s body. You are not allowed to view links. Register or LoginA Coroner Investigator Trainee in LA learns to record body temperature You are not allowed to view links. Register or Loginprobably because body temperature gives the best indication of time of death. You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login. Mmmmm seems kind of important. There must be a standard checklist for the investigator to work through. How likely is it that an investigator forgot to record and report body temperature? :?:
BS! BS BS BSComplete Bull Shit.That's is totally completely and utterly not true.ADDING HEAT SPEEDS UP DECOMPOSITION. Decomposition begins the moment cellular death occurs. This is not difficult or unusual, people have an annoying habit of dying in less then perfectly climate controlled environments all the time.YOU MEAN TO TELL ME YOU CANNOT MEDICALLY AND SCIENTIFICALLY DETERMINE A TIME OF DEATH IN THE DEEP SOUTH IN AUGUST? COME ON!Ok sorry I'll chill.But it really baffles me, like mouth open, jaw slack baffles me that the gen pub doesn't see through this facade. I wonder if Michael is equally surprised, or did he know this is how they would react? Did he expect this level of numb, mindless, acceptance of what the TV people say?This is scary. People really are under complete control by the flashing picture box.
It must be the moon!Michael Joseph Jackson was found dead in his bedroom on 25th June 2009 at his rented Holmby Hills Mansion, he was also found dead in his doctors bedroom as well as alive with a slight pulse in a guest bedroom.He had died 3 hours before the ambulance was called from an overdose of Demerol administered to himself by himself, while listening to the Gipsy Kings, he also died 1 hour before the ambulance was called by a lethal injection of Propofol administered by his Cardiologist who thought it would be a great idea to administer CPR on a bed for an hour. After this Michael was rushed to hospital in an ambulance doing 5 miles an hour where his body finally died after being dead.Let’s rewind a tad. It is now at this point that I learn that Mr Jackson was in fact a junkie hopped up on enough meds to kill a whorde of wild wilderbeeste. He of course passed his medical with flying colours and went on to practice for his upcoming shows that he both dreaded and looked forward to. His dancing was energetic and not dissimilar to that of a 20 year old with back problems, a hernia and an aging disease similar to Benjamin Button.He was in high spirits and excited about the upcoming tour. He was also angry about it and cried himself to sleep.Since his death, Michael has been cremated, he has also been buried at forest lawn and neverland, put on ice, dug up again and is now awaiting to be buried on his birthday as a sort of loving present from his father.
