Mortician details grim observation about divers' bodies who died in Maldives 'shark cave ...
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A mortician's forensic breakdown of drowned divers' bodies reveals how underwater physics and decomposition science can solve — or deepen — the mystery of what killed them.
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Theory Briefing
- Divers died in a Maldives 'shark cave,' and a mortician flagged that post-death buoyancy shifts dramatically underwater, complicating cause-of-death analysis.
- Underwater buoyancy after death depends on decomposition gases and depth pressure — meaning body recovery patterns can reveal clues about how and where death occurred.
- The forensic physics of submerged corpses sits at the intersection of fluid dynamics and decomposition biology, turning a grim observation into a scientific lens on the tragedy.