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I agree, that report meant that the cervix was still attached to the bottom of the uterus. It would have had to dilate to expel the baby. But the 40 degree water or less at the bottom of the bay slowed down the decomp process thus taking longer for this to happen. I FIRMLY believe she was weighted by the neck, feet and hands. These limbs just tore away after the decomp process got to a certain point combined with the undercurrents and perhaps movement of the water in another direction (thus excessive pull) by that large freigter.

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It's hot here today AGAIN. Think I will go and tan this lily white skin. LOL BBL