[fso301]

It appears the body was carried face down to the Tomb. . . and pleural sera and blood would have flowed from the lungs in that position with the cloth held over the face by a hand, which is seen on the face in blood on the nose, with the fingers toward the mouth. Again, I repeat, this is the results of examination of some of the finest forensic pathologists in the world. They know what they are talking about. . . your amateur skepticism not withstanding, it is possible and most likely possible.

I don't have a lot of experience carrying bodies but I don't see many pictures of two or more people carrying bodies face down. It does happen but for the most part, bodies in the pictures I see being moved are face up.

[Swordmaker]

I don't have a lot of experience carrying bodies but I don't see many pictures of two or more people carrying bodies face down. It does happen but for the most part, bodies in the pictures I see being moved are face up.

No, it is obvious you don't have much experience carrying bodies at all. It is easier to carry a body face down. Arms fold easier forward, not backwards, as do legs. The are intended to fold forward, not backwards. Arms and legs are stiff backwards and flop forward. Arms and legs lock when tried to be pulled backwards making it much easier to carry for fewer people. Sorry, again, this has been concluded by some of the most experienced and expert forensic pathologists in the world. Why not listen and learn something instead of looking for objections?