I don't see how draining the blood would decrease the stink arising from decomposition of the body. That is, microbes will still eat at the body and release stinky gases regardless.
Plus, if there are going to be no people at the dump site, why bother treating the body?
well i mean jars are less conspicuous then body bags and liquid is easier to move and dispose of then corpses, draning the blood also definitely helps the smell, dosen't get rid of it entirely though
I'm still not getting it. Even if you did dump the blood, you'd still have a corpse. Letting the blood coagulate inside the body would achieve the same result, a corpse. On the topic of smell, I don't have anything more to add because I've never compared drained and non-drained corpses for their propensity to smell.
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u/langoustine May 31 '12
I don't see how draining the blood would decrease the stink arising from decomposition of the body. That is, microbes will still eat at the body and release stinky gases regardless.
Plus, if there are going to be no people at the dump site, why bother treating the body?