Fictional Crime Debates: The Ultimate Disposal Methods
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The FriendZone | Make Friends ⋅ Fun Chill Active Chat ⋅ VC Social Gaming ⋅ Memes ⋅ Nitro Emojis ⋅ Anime community is diving into a dark, hypothetical discussion about fictional serial killer tropes. Members are sharing creative and macabre theories on body disposal methods, ranging from pigs and acid to complex forensic cleaning techniques. This engaging thread highlights the community's love for dark humor and imaginative storytelling in a chill, active social environment.
and just grab the bones and crush them into a power and just use it as a fertilizer
that is a bad idea
alot of flaws
first off
the scent
everyone will smell cooked meat
Genuinely how
wdym
Where do you think id kill a body?
somone
a body is already dead
...
That wasn't the question
the scent of cooked meat
Listen to me
do me a favor and cook a raw chicken
youll smell it
besides scattering bones thats some real bullshit
also removing blood is really hard
it stays for years
all you need is uv
and removing it with easly accesible materials is very hard
impossible
youd have to buy strong accids
which will imidietly make you suspichious
The scent isn't anything at all, pork is the closest thing to human meat and i cook so i know what it smells like, if you think I'd be doing all of this out in somewhere where there's a lot of people then your a muppet, because you didn't consider that I didn't say where the body died, i didn't say i killed it in my house, I didn't say i killed it out in the open i didn't say any of that, so don't assume.
ARE YOU OKAY?
Have you never heard of hydrogen peroxide and sodium percarbonate????!?!!!?
nope
also depends on how you kill it
Research before making your statement please
im no chemist, tell what it is
dont say that
just dont kill somone in a wayh that will spill blood
simple as that
Both those chemicals are used for blood and many more, hydrogen peroxide has compounds that can break down the tiny molecules that blood has that bleach can't take off, as for dried and stained blood sodium percarbonate can be used as it has compounds that scrape away dried blood and break it down
That's why its hypothetically right?
I don't think you should judge my own idea when its supposed to be MY idea i dont have to inculde anyone elsed suggestions
do you know how you can get these from?
It is very easy to obtain these items
well most strong acids are unaccesible without licences
Ok i have hydrogen peroxide
???
and why would you know it
Because even though both of these items are very strong acids they are used in laundries
yeah but still if i had to id do it without spilling any blood
If you're saying that then why is bleach not a licensed item since it is also an acid?
not a strong one
Okay??? Thats your idea make your own idea not try to change mine
im saying most
