Boneman
Well-Known Member
Sorry, if this is the wrong place - I do recall someone (Bent?) saying they'd answer these sort of questions, but damned if I can find the thread. Mods, please feel free to move it to the correct place!
If someone jumps ship, tries to swim to shore, but eventually drowns swimming against the tide, exhausted, would an overload of lactic acid show up in the muscles? Would a forensic pathologist see this as a matter of course in an autopsy?
Many thanks.
If someone jumps ship, tries to swim to shore, but eventually drowns swimming against the tide, exhausted, would an overload of lactic acid show up in the muscles? Would a forensic pathologist see this as a matter of course in an autopsy?
Many thanks.