Chapter 8 The Melting Person (I)(15)

At the beginning of the anatomical examination, the young policeman in charge of photography could not help but take off the gas mask and vomit in the trash beside him. Leonard, who did not vomit, stepped forward and took the camera and said, “Let me take photos.” I looked at Leonard and smiled, thought that this fellow would be forensic policeman.
The subcutaneous tissues of the corpse were all saponified, but the muscle tissues were clealy distinguishable. Similiarly, through dissection, we did not find fatal injuries. The muscles of the neck were so corrupt that it was impossible to know whether there was bleeding, but soon Master found the most likely cause of death.