Morning,

My mother allegedly died this past Fri, 20th 2025, the claim is from my mother's granddaughter. Without getting into the details, in summary this granddaughter along with a health center illegally transferred my mother against her will to a hidden nursing home, and kept us separated since Feb 5th of 2024 and been in court since Mar 4th of 2024. This past Fri 20th, was the deadline for the judge and the attorney for the granddaughter to submit a response to my peremptory mandamus to the State Supreme Court. Basically being Pro Se, and much research I finally figured our how to destroyed their fraud and had them cornered like a mad dog. The fraud games the judge and this attorney where perpetrating, I now believe is was to keep me from discovering my mother's death. So they had no other choice but to make some bullshit incident of death.

In short I don't believe my mother suddenly died on the same day. Therefore, my question is, (1) how long could they kept the dead body in a condition, (2) would there be a significant difference in body texture from this Fri to the actual day of death (I believe its weeks since), (3) can a funeral person see this difference after they having years of preparing bodies for burial or (4) by what medical or science technique can they estimate the days since the death?

Thanks!...

P.S. The last time I seen my mother was May 12th of 2024 in court via video and that day was a fraud in it self.

14 minutes ago, Nasheayahu said:

In short I don't believe my mother suddenly died on the same day. Therefore, my question is, (1) how long could they kept the dead body in a condition, (2) would there be a significant difference in body texture from this Fri to the actual day of death (I believe its weeks since), (3) can a funeral person see this difference after they having years of preparing bodies for burial or (4) by what medical or science technique can they estimate the days since the death?

1. Cold storage can slow changes, but it's effect are forensically detectable.

2. Yes. Above freezing there are still types of decomposition going on. Below freezing, the formation of ice crystals will rupture cell walls and other structures, and this is discernible to forensic analysis.

3. Yes, very likely.

4. PMCT, histological study, microbiome analysis (certain bacteria will show changes even in very cold conditions), tomographic location of ice crystal artifacts, etc.

Much depends on you obtaining a warrant or some kind of court order to perform such an examination. Try to conduct yourself in a calm manner and avoid language like "cornered like a mad dog," even if you're justifiably upset. Good luck.

Thanks!

Evening,

How long after burial before you can resume the body and still be able to determine the cause of death?

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1 hour ago, Nasheayahu said:

Evening,

How long after burial before you can resume the body and still be able to determine the cause of death?

1000s of years in some cases, depends on the condition of the body and how they died.

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2010/feb/17/malaria-killed-king-tutankhamun

https://www.science.org/content/article/ice-man-was-killed-behind#:~:text=This%20week%2C%20almost%2010%20years,while%20on%20a%20hunting%20trip.

Fraud is a matter for the police, and they know the answers to the questions you asked.

2 hours ago, John Cuthber said:

Fraud is a matter for the police, and they know the answers to the questions you asked.

Based on some prior work experience, I tried to point him towards some answers, because they are possibly in a country where police assistance may be of variable availability and quality. There are parts of the States, where I live, where one may find corruption and incompetence in some law enforcement districts, and matters of fraud may not be pursued by the police with the required diligence. You, John, are quite fortunate to live in the UK.

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Thanks....

1000s of years in some cases, depends on the condition of the body and how they died.

That is good news to hear, what about a condition like:

(a) cardiovascular (heart) disease from a dirty CPAP: There are several problems that could arise; the most common health issues associated with the use of a dirty CPAP:

1. Respiratory Infections- pharyngitis, laryngitis, otitis media, sinusitis, the common cold/influenza,

2. Sinus Infections- that may take entire weeks of antibiotic treatment in order to fully cure,

3. Pneumonia- an inflammation of the air sacs in either one or both the lungs,

4. Pneumonia implies difficulty in breathing, chills, fever, coughing with phlegm and other complications,

5. Cough- even a common cough can be extremely annoying. You cannot sleep well or perform your everyday tasks because of a cough that could last even up to 6 weeks,

6. Pneumonitis- inflammation of the lung tissues. It is a noninfectious case of lung inflammation, but it could take several weeks of treatment in order to become fully cured,

7. Acne, soreness, peeling skin- all these irritations might be easily caused by a dirty mask. The skin cells and oils that collect on your mask can be easily absorbed by your skin leading to all sorts of breakouts and irritations. If you notice that your skin is read, itchy, covered by acne or breakouts it is definitely time to thoroughly disinfect your mask.

8. Allergic reactions- sneezing, irritations of the eyes, headaches, throat or nose irritation. All these might be signs of an allergic reaction, and this also means the reaction might be caused by dirty CPAP equipment. Bacterial or fungal infections need to be treated with antibiotics.

or

(b) blood clot causing difficult breathing and suffocation to death,

or

© food poisoning that caused the difficult breathing and suffocation to death?