A forensic expert has shed light on a baffling case involving a recently deceased woman whose body presented perplexing signs of decomposition, defying typical medical timelines. During the examination, maggots were discovered in the vital organs, an anomaly given the short time since death. "The smell was like a body that had already decomposed, but based on the definite signs of death, it hadn't even been 12 hours since she passed," the expert stated. "And there were no wounds or fluids, just maggots." The expert reported these findings to investigators. Further revelations from an eyewitness, identified as a family member, indicated that the deceased woman was involved in an extramarital affair. She resided in a boarding house funded by her married lover. The situation escalated when the lover's legal wife confronted the couple at the boarding house, only for the husband to defend his mistress. Following this incident, the mistress reportedly fell ill, sought various treatments without success, and ultimately passed away, leaving the exact cause of the unusual decomposition and her death a subject of ongoing inquiry.
Seorang doktor Pakar Forensik & Medikolegal, Dr Stephanie Anindita tampil berkongsi pengalamannya menguruskan jenazah seorang wanita yang dianggap tr…
