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Originally Posted by Jan-Poo
I have no doubt that chicken would eat everything and seagulls? Even more.
After all Sky burial is a very old practice.
But is this doctor considering the problem of how many things and places would be smeared by the genetic material of the victim? I think that even doing a thorough clean up this wouldn't be without any risk. |
Well, I don't know if they would use DNA testing in 1986 Japan but the charm of having a while island with some hard to reach bays and a forest is that if you do it in a secluded yet open space and leave no long term visible trace. The best would be doing it by night on the wooden pier of Beato 2's house (it had one, hadn't it?). No one uses it anymore, no one goes there, the blood would just fall in the sea and you can burn the wood and replace it once the birds have finished eating...
And if, after nearly 2 years the police notices that hey, someone replaced the wood, you can always say the previous one was in bad conditions and Kinzo, even through didn't use that house and pier anymore, ordered to keep it in good conditions.