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The deceased’s internal organs naturally dissolved

2011-05-28View Original

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Four years ago, a woman in Xuchang City, Henan Province, was killed by her husband; her body was then kept frozen at a local funeral home. However, when forensic experts attempted to conduct an autopsy, they found that the victim’s heart and liver were missing. The deceased’s mother told reporters that her daughter was killed by her husband in 2007. For the next four years, the daughter’s body remained frozen at a local funeral home, awaiting a final verdict in the case. Last August, forensic experts conducted a third autopsy on the body and surprisingly found that the heart and liver had disappeared without any explanation. A investigation team was formed in Yuzhou City, Henan Province, and the final conclusion was that the victim’s internal organs had dissolved naturally...
Reply #22011-05-29
Investigators themselves have no internal organs.
Reply #32011-05-29
I strongly agree with and support the view from the 3rd floor.
Reply #42011-05-29
The third autopsy revealed that the internal organs were missing; therefore, they must have been present in the first two autopsies. Check against the previous two autopsy reports and find the forensic doctor who signed them. I think there might be a problem with this report.
Reply #52011-05-29
Reply to 5# qugd: You are very rational.
Reply #62011-05-29
It is a magical country. Who knows, such a miraculous thing might happen to you or someone around you one day; how would you feel then?
Reply #72011-05-29
“It is estimated that it was illegally transplanted. In today’s society, organ transplantation has always been a buyer’s market with significant profit margins, so such a possibility cannot be ruled out. But it’s just a speculation
Reply #82011-05-29
It’s too dark; can the deceased rest in peace?
Reply #92011-05-29
The forensic expert needed three autopsies – that’s quite strange

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