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First off, this guy is an idiot, finding something the size of the Titanic, compared to a body is completely different, especially since I doubt the military will give out any vital information about the location, if they did indeed dump the body.

That said, it depends on how they disposed the body. If it wasn't shrouded or heavily covered then yes, it's probably been chomped on by all sorts of stuff. I'm curious if the deep Atlantic is cold enough to provide the slowing down of decomposition.

Posted: Jun 13 2011 04:31 am

Nah, you seen that Blue Earth special where they had a cameras at the bottom for a bit? Bunch of weird eel like things stripping a dead whale dry fast, a human body would disappear before it even got very deep I bet.

Posted: Jun 13 2011 08:42 am

Blackout wrote:

Nah, you seen that Blue Earth special where they had a cameras at the bottom for a bit? Bunch of weird eel like things stripping a dead whale dry fast, a human body would disappear before it even got very deep I bet.

Yeah I would assume the sea life would fuck that body up quick.

Crabs, Snails, Fish, Sharks, and whatever else.

There's not going to be much of him (except maybe bones) if they even came across him. Which is going to be near fucking impossible.