Chapter
The Lundy Murders
03:22 - 10:44 (07:21)
Experts question the accuracy of using stomach contents as a way to determine time of death in the case of the Lundy murders that occurred in New Zealand in 2000. Journalists and neutrals are unsatisfied with the current accounts of the story.
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In this episode, the hosts discuss the reluctance of Dr. Pang to allow forensic evidence to be collected at the Lundy murder scene and the criticism surrounding the way the case has been handled by journalists.
03:22 - 06:07 (02:44)
Summary
In this episode, the hosts discuss the reluctance of Dr. Pang to allow forensic evidence to be collected at the Lundy murder scene and the criticism surrounding the way the case has been handled by journalists.
ChapterThe Lundy Murders
EpisodeMURDERED: The Lundys Part 2
PodcastCrime Junkie
Dr. Pang recorded full stomachs during autopsies to help determine the time of death, but did not take measurements or provide a clear definition for what "full" means, making it difficult to accurately determine the time of death.
06:07 - 07:06 (00:59)
Summary
Dr. Pang recorded full stomachs during autopsies to help determine the time of death, but did not take measurements or provide a clear definition for what "full" means, making it difficult to accurately determine the time of death.
ChapterThe Lundy Murders
EpisodeMURDERED: The Lundys Part 2
PodcastCrime Junkie
The accuracy of determining time of death is crucial in criminal investigations, and analyzing stomach contents has been considered as one way to determine it.
07:06 - 10:44 (03:37)
Summary
The accuracy of determining time of death is crucial in criminal investigations, and analyzing stomach contents has been considered as one way to determine it. However, experts have argued that it's an unreliable method due to various factors to consider, such as digestion and absorption rates.