So when the police and coroner examined the body...
Did they not notice the lack of a human skull? Or at least, the lack of human bones in the head region? They couldn't have noticed a smushed fly's head?
shareDid they not notice the lack of a human skull? Or at least, the lack of human bones in the head region? They couldn't have noticed a smushed fly's head?
shareThey couldn't have noticed a smushed fly's head?
Good question!
shareA multi-ton press would leave nothing but a puddle of mush. There wouldn't be any pieces large enough to identify. There was no DNA analysis in 1958. Not only that, but since a human-sized fly would not have even occurred to them, and the remaining body was human, they weren't looking for anything. They just assumed it was a routine suicide.
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