Elderly woman found 8 years after her death...

Thoughts_Arrive · July 2011

http://www.heraldsun.com.au/news/more-n ... 6089063156

We live in a lonely world.

threefish10 · July 2011

But how does nobody investigate the fact rates wouldn't have been payed for 8 years, or power, gas or what not? No activity on her bank accounts for 8 years?

Loulou · July 2011

threefish10 wrote:

But how does nobody investigate the fact rates wouldn't have been payed for 8 years, or power, gas or what not? No activity on her bank accounts for 8 years?

That IS strange???
I guess banks don't give a shit, the gas and water just would have got turned off and the council were rubbing their hands together, looking forward to all the late fees?? This is very sad. :(

threefish10 · July 2011

Loulou wrote:

and the council were rubbing their hands together, looking forward to all the late fees?? This is very sad. :(

But surely they get to a point were they think "hey, maybe we should send the goons to collect these late fees"

Thoughts_Arrive · July 2011

threefish10 wrote:

Loulou wrote:

and the council were rubbing their hands together, looking forward to all the late fees?? This is very sad. :(

But surely they get to a point were they think "hey, maybe we should send the goons to collect these late fees"

Send in the heavies at the old lady's home lol.
She had a fall out with family that lasted that long, shizzle.

Gary Carter · July 2011

:shock:

:wtf: :(

dunkman · July 2011

was she found behind the counter in a small town?

Dissidentman · July 2011

dunkman wrote:

was she found behind the counter in a small town?

Clearly she was in hiding.

chadwick · July 2011

im scared

Thoughts_Arrive · July 2011

dunkman wrote:

was she found behind the counter in a small town?

Off he goes (the dude that saw her last).

iluvcats · July 2011

what about the dead body odor? a woman died in a local apartment building here and was found after 3 days.
it took a year to get the odor out of the hallway on the floor where she lived. her apt was cleaned as soon as they found her but for some reason, it stayed in the hall, even after the carpet was steam cleaned.

that is sad, but it sounds fishy.

Thoughts_Arrive · July 2011

Fishy? pun?

iluvcats · July 2011

Thoughts_Arrive wrote:

Fishy? pun?

no pun intended. sounds suspicious to me...who was paying her rent ("rate") on her apartment ("flat?")
who will inherit her bank account now that she is dead?

Thoughts_Arrive · July 2011

iluvcats wrote:

Thoughts_Arrive wrote:

Fishy? pun?

no pun intended. sounds suspicious to me...who was paying her rent ("rate") on her apartment ("flat?")
who will inherit her bank account now that she is dead?

She most likely owned the apartment.
It would be rude if the family members she fell out with get the money.

chadwick · July 2011

iluvcats wrote:

what about the dead body odor? a woman died in a local apartment building here and was found after 3 days.
it took a year to get the odor out of the hallway on the floor where she lived. her apt was cleaned as soon as they found her but for some reason, it stayed in the hall, even after the carpet was steam cleaned.

that is sad, but it sounds fishy.

body odor from dead or living lingers for ages
yes it soaks itself into walls, ceilings, and floors
even concrete is penetrated by odor

after this woman death she probably only gave off any serious funk for a few months at best
once flesh is decomposed the passing gives off zero odor, yes/no?
(of course i am only speculating all of this beings i am no forensic scientist)

iluvcats · July 2011

i thought the decomposed body explodes :(

Thoughts_Arrive · July 2011

iluvcats wrote:

i thought the decomposed body explodes :(

lol no way

EmBleve · July 2011

iluvcats wrote:

what about the dead body odor? a woman died in a local apartment building here and was found after 3 days.
it took a year to get the odor out of the hallway on the floor where she lived. her apt was cleaned as soon as they found her but for some reason, it stayed in the hall, even after the carpet was steam cleaned.

that is sad, but it sounds fishy.

I wondered that at first, too, but it says she lived in a house.

chadwick · July 2011

iluvcats wrote:

what about the dead body odor? a woman died in a local apartment building here and was found after 3 days.
it took a year to get the odor out of the hallway on the floor where she lived. her apt was cleaned as soon as they found her but for some reason, it stayed in the hall, even after the carpet was steam cleaned.

that is sad, but it sounds fishy.

this is wat makes up ghostly visits at or about or in the smaller hours of a dark predawn morning
1am or so... as the ceiling flies away

"and so it was that later
as the miller told his tale
that her face at first just ghostly
turned a whiter shade of pale" ~ procol harum

catefrances · July 2011

Thoughts_Arrive wrote:

iluvcats wrote:

i thought the decomposed body explodes :(

lol no way

well.. not so much as explodes, as releases the gasses built up during the decomposition process. its quite the fascinating process... ive seen it in time lapse from the body farm, TN.

chadwick · July 2011

iluvcats wrote:

i thought the decomposed body explodes :(

especially in the heat with added decomposion from bugs and such
moisture and warmth speed up the process

iluvcats · July 2011

ok what confused me was the mention of a superintendant. I thought that is like a landlord of rental property (or is it cleaning staff?)
am i the only one who noticed her movie star name, natalie wood? robert wagner's wife who drowned.

EmBleve · July 2011

catefrances wrote:

Thoughts_Arrive wrote:

iluvcats wrote:

i thought the decomposed body explodes :(

lol no way

well.. not so much as explodes, as releases the gasses built up during the decomposition process. its quite the fascinating process... ive seen it in time lapse from the body farm, TN.

I did a 3 month internship at the body farm in TN in '99.

It was awesome! (if you like that kind of thing).

EmBleve · July 2011

iluvcats wrote:

ok what confused me was the mention of a superintendant. I thought that is like a landlord of rental property (or is it cleaning staff?)
am i the only one who noticed her movie star name, natalie wood? robert wagner's wife who drowned.

yeah, it's weird that nobody noticed. (and yes, I noticed the name, too.

)

chadwick · July 2011

if ya ever stumble across a dead cow out in the woods
and you see it moving a bit
kick it

opposums eat their way inside the decomposing beast by way of the anus where they dine and invite all their friend and family to help grub on the poor dead cow

they will retreat when humans approach and stuff
it is wild watching 9 opposums flee said rotten cows gut and throat

it's the iowa countryside...

catefrances · July 2011

EmBleve wrote:

catefrances wrote:

well.. not so much as explodes, as releases the gasses built up during the decomposition process. its quite the fascinating process... ive seen it in time lapse from the body farm, TN.

I did a 3 month internship at the body farm in TN in '99. It was awesome! (if you like that kind of thing).

oh i do! i thought itd gross me out but it didnt. gosh i miss cable tv.

iluvcats · July 2011

chadwick wrote:

iluvcats wrote:

what about the dead body odor? a woman died in a local apartment building here and was found after 3 days.
it took a year to get the odor out of the hallway on the floor where she lived. her apt was cleaned as soon as they found her but for some reason, it stayed in the hall, even after the carpet was steam cleaned.

that is sad, but it sounds fishy.

this is wat makes up ghostly visits at or about or in the smaller hours of a dark predawn morning
1am or so... as the ceiling flies away

"and so it was that later
as the miller told his tale
that her face at first just ghostly
turned a whiter shade of pale" ~ procol harum

scary stuff, now I'm sorry I had the singer at my birthday party two yrs ago sing "whiter shade of pale"

EmBleve · July 2011

catefrances wrote:

EmBleve wrote:

catefrances wrote:

well.. not so much as explodes, as releases the gasses built up during the decomposition process. its quite the fascinating process... ive seen it in time lapse from the body farm, TN.

I did a 3 month internship at the body farm in TN in '99. It was awesome! (if you like that kind of thing).

oh i do! i thought itd gross me out but it didnt. gosh i miss cable tv.

fascinating stuff.

chadwick · July 2011

iluvcats wrote:

chadwick wrote:

iluvcats wrote:

what about the dead body odor? a woman died in a local apartment building here and was found after 3 days.
it took a year to get the odor out of the hallway on the floor where she lived. her apt was cleaned as soon as they found her but for some reason, it stayed in the hall, even after the carpet was steam cleaned.

that is sad, but it sounds fishy.

this is wat makes up ghostly visits at or about or in the smaller hours of a dark predawn morning
1am or so... as the ceiling flies away

"and so it was that later
as the miller told his tale
that her face at first just ghostly
turned a whiter shade of pale" ~ procol harum

scary stuff, now I'm sorry I had the singer at my birthday party two yrs ago sing "whiter shade of pale"

great tune

PilateOfTheStorm · July 2011

to die alone and not even be noticed by your family, by the government, by any friends?
anyone?
surely people must have knocked on the door, came to visit her, someone - anyone
the milkman, the postman, someone selling things

8 years
and no one even cared

that is depressing

Thoughts_Arrive · July 2011

PilateOfTheStorm wrote:

to die alone and not even be noticed by your family, by the government, by any friends?
anyone?
surely people must have knocked on the door, came to visit her, someone - anyone
the milkman, the postman, someone selling things

8 years
and no one even cared

that is depressing

Her family didn't even check up on her.
Sure they fell out but 8 yrs is a long time.

Elderly woman found 8 years after her death...

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