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Originally Posted by CaptainCrunch
I'm fine with that however asphyxiation via other means would show as well. If you toss a pillow on their face and hold it down they inhale pillow and dust fiber plus there are pressure markings on their face, plus the instinct will be to bite the pillow to clear the air way that shows up as well..
If you sit on their chest its going to leave distinct bruising that would probably be different from the bruising, plus the person's arms and legs would have to be pinned which would then put bruises on the wrists, or if they're not pinned there would be defensive wounds on the hands.
The only other way is the hollywood hand over the mouth while pinching the nose. It doesn't work in real life because of the unpredictable head thrashing and biting.
.I'm not saying that I don't believe you, but forensic people have probably been trained or seen every kind of human on human physical killing and it would have probably been apparent.
This might just be a freak of nature occurrence.
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Yes but all of the things you mentioned above are death by asphyxiation, which is what we know. We don't know any more than that. We don't know the bruising, if there were bites, internal damage, skin cells from the snake, or anything yet.