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  • Suzi
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    Blimey!!!

    This round the navel thing seems to be 'the norm ' though- have become obsessed with this PM book on Google books- your for a mere £115!!! On further reading through- there's a lot of concentration on 'abdominal flaps ' etc etc....hate to say it but this is bringing on a slight 'rethink' on the old Doctor Jack front.....

    Erghfffffff!!! I just clicked on the 'skin removal' link Hmmmmmmmm....is it me???? and the 'comments' under the Y-Job made me feel a tad 'uncomfortable' when you get to the 'Can't wait to see what it's like when it's healed' bits! Aaaaaaaaaaagh!!!!!
    Last edited by Suzi; 08-29-2009, 06:31 PM.

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  • Sam Flynn
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    It bends slightly to the left...

    Can you Adam'n'Eve it? People into "body modification" actually pay to have autopsy-type scars carved into their bodies! I found a photo of a chap after having had this "mod" done, a link to which I post below.

    WARNING: Don't click on the link below if you're of a queasy disposition.

    http://news.bmezine.com/2007/04/07/a...-sans-autopsy/

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  • Suzi
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    Hi all
    Just typed in Post Mortem abdominal cuts into Google (as you do!) and found an interesting link...On Google Book results I found 'Post Mortem Technique Handbook' by Michael T. Sheaff* and Deborah J Hopster...(it's about 3 results down).

    Interesting read re abdominal post mortem work and also tantalisingly mentions kidneys somewhat excessively....Worth a look

    Suz
    * Interestingly Michael Sheaff work at The London Hospital Whitechapel in the 'morbid anatomy' dept! !!!
    Last edited by Suzi; 08-29-2009, 05:48 PM.

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  • The Grave Maurice
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    The first time I saw this theory was in E.J. Wagner's 2006 book, The Science of Sherlock Holmes. The author says, at p. 10, when discussing standard postmortem procedures in the late 19th century:
    The initial incision was made from the chin down, over the throat, across the chest, around the navel, to the pubis.

    In my review of the book, I pointed out that this might have significance, but the comment was lost in last the crash of these boards.

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  • Mascara & Paranoia
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    That is an interesting thought.

    I never thought of it like that; I always assumed it was where he botched her up a bit whilst in a rush after having spent time on the facial mutilations before opening her up in a haphazard kind of way.

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  • Monty
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    The cut around the umbilicus

    I was listening to Podcast 13, that Neil Bell talks out of his...when I heard Jana Oliver make an excellent point I didnt follow up on.

    She states that the jagged wound up Eddowes abdomen is very akin to a post mortem cut. The fact that it goes around the umbilicus, as opposed to a straight up rip (excuse my crudeness) shows some degree of insider medical knowledge.

    Any views?

    Monty
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