Murder, we wrote...

Aloha! Today I’m going to answer the last four questions of “The Process” part, or at least I’m going to try. Here they are:

4. What methods are commonly used to find the time of death?

There are two factors:

1. The rate method: It consists on measuring the changes produced by a process, and if it happened while it started or when it stopped.

2. The concurrence method: It compares some events of which we know the time in which they took place, with the event that is under investigation.

5. What factors are considered in Algor Mortis?

The body temperature at the time of death and the length of the temperature of the surface where the body is.

6. How does the environment affect the time of death?

It can include four factors:

1. The “size” of the body: It depends on the density of the body and its temperature.

2. The clothing and coverings: These might protect the body from cooling.

3. The movement and humidity of the air: The temperature or process of cooling can depend on the movement of air and the humidity of the place.

4.The immersion in water: Water it a heat conductor, so the body cools down faster.

7. What can you tell about the different methods of temperature reading of the body? Do they make a difference in the results?

I think both methods (Henssge’s and Newton’s) can be very useful, because both consider almost the same factors to determine the temperature, but I think one of them is more exact because you get different results from each.

In spite of the precision of these methods, I think nothing can be calculated exactly as it happened, and the only ones who know the truth are the victim and the murderer.

Math class became difficult today; I was like “Yay, I’m willing to get another 100”, but session 39 problems, well…let’s just say they’re not so much my style. Anyway, I’ll try to understand them. =/

I’ve got nothing to say, I’ve been very sleepy these days, and just wishing for school to be OVER!

"Death cannot stop true love; all it can do is delay it for a little while."

I mean, if such thing as true love exists, right?

See you. =)