Post number #748398, ID: 9882a4
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Morning everyone, first time here. So, I work as a defense attorney here in GC, and I've seen my fair share of weird things, but... I need someone to explain this one somehow.
You see, I was hired to defend someone who is being accused of murder, but here's the kicker: the murder weapon was a fucking pool noodle used to bludgeon the victim, who was shoved into a baker's freezer, to death. Can someone PLEASE explain how this is physically possible? -Anteros
Post number #748400, ID: 222943
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You live in Glitch City, were you expecting something different? - Makura
Post number #748401, ID: 30618a
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You literally described how the victim died, you already have the answer. It's not that hard to kill people by stuffing them into a freezer, you know that? -Red 9
Post number #748402, ID: 9882a4
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>>30618a Thats the weird part. The cause of death was the /fucking pool noodle/, not the freezer. Just... HOW? -Anteros
Post number #748403, ID: 222943
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I'm more curious at to who has a pool noodle ready in a kitchen for murder, and I've seen a lot of weird shit as an Eir Unit. - Nerris.
Post number #748404, ID: 30618a
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>>748402 Are you sure they didn't just shove it down the victim's throat or like, tie it around his throat? -Red 9
Post number #748405, ID: 222943
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>>748404 What's the point in doing that? The guy is frozen to death, what's the point in choking a ice sculpture to death? - Nerris
Post number #748407, ID: 9882a4
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>>748405 I just made it clear that the cause of death wasn't freezing. >>748404 Absolutely certain. Though, I probably should have mentioned this earlier, but... The victim was a Lilim, so this is a special case. -Anteros
Post number #748408, ID: 30618a
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>>748405 Well, if the cause of death is the pool noodle then obviously they weren't dead by the time they choke them. -Red 9
Post number #748411, ID: 30618a
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>>748407 Maybe they tied it tight enough to break some cavity or something? -Red 9
Post number #748412, ID: 222943
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I assume the Lilim hasn't come back through the system? If she did then they'd be able to clearly state who killed 'em with their memory banks. - Nerris
Post number #748415, ID: 9882a4
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>>748412 Exactly. They havent come back. That is why we're even going to court. Its really strange. >>748411 No damage to the neck whatsoever, and it was found next to the body in the freezer. -Anteros
Post number #748419, ID: 30618a
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>>748415 Right, so what kind of damage was done to the body, and how was you so sure that it was the pool noodle that did the trick. -Red 9
Post number #748426, ID: 9882a4
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>>748419 Well, you see, they were in so many pieces we needed four plastic bags for them all, and there were pieces stuck in the pool noodle as well.
Post number #748427, ID: 9882a4
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>>748426 Damn, forgot to put my name on the last post. -Anteros
Post number #748428, ID: 222943
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Happens to the best of us. - Nerris
Post number #748432, ID: 30618a
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>>748426 Are you sure they didn't just murder them and stick the pieces to the pool noodle? -Red 9
Post number #748434, ID: 9882a4
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>>748432 While that would make sense, there were bits of pool noodle stuck to parts of the... Cant really call it a body, so the remains. -Anteros
Post number #748502, ID: 30618a
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>>748434 Couldn't they have just beat the dead body a whole lot with the pool noodle? I'm still confused as to how you determined pool noodle was the cause of death. -Red 9
Post number #748614, ID: 744558
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Didn't the body just die because they were froze over? The pool noodle seems like it was just to break the body up into pieces. - Nerris
Post number #748634, ID: 408bb3
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I mean is this an unaugmented pool noodle? Tested it for whatever you can think of? Made sure there weren't any additional or peices to the story? -REM
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| Morning everyone, first time here.
So, I work as a defense attorney here in GC, and I've seen my fair share of weird things, but... I need someone to explain this one somehow.
You see, I was hired to defend someone who is being accused of murder, but here's the kicker: the murder weapon was a fucking pool noodle used to bludgeon the victim, who was shoved into a baker's freezer, to death. Can someone PLEASE explain how this is physically possible?
-Anteros