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> just a contamination during the autopsy. How does sperm end up on her body during the autopsy? Are we talking necrophilia or are there multiple murdered bodi

> just a contamination during the autopsy. How does sperm end up on her body during the autopsy? Are we talking necrophilia or are there multiple murdered bodies laying next to each other and the tools are re-used or something?

mrtksn 2y ago
IRRC The official explanation is that there were a few autopsies going on at the same time in that facility and it came from the body next to hers. The public opinion was that they bribed the technician to contaminate her body. The whole case is a huge mess with attempts of cover ups, months long manhunts and all kinds of conspiracy theories. The killer was sentenced to 24 years of prison but unalived himself in prison and there're still conspiracy theories saying that he actually escaped to China because he was studying Chinese in prison prior that. This happened more than 10 years ago and last year they opened his grave to check the remains and again it was confirmed that that's him. Yet, this is still not enough to end the public discussion and conspiracy theories. Anyway, if anyone is curious this is the case in question: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Murder_of_Münevver_Karabulut https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Murder_of_Münevver_Karabulut Unfortunately, the juicy literature around that is mostly in Turkish.
- bozhark 2y ago
  You can say he killed himself it’s not kitkots
  - genewitch 2y ago
    Tiktots?
- nkrisc 2y ago
  > unalived himself In English the phrase is “killed himself”.
  - mrtksn 2y ago
    Feel free to use your choice of synonym when you are writing something.
    - SketchySeaBeast 2y ago
      Normally I'm more than happy to roll with someone's choice of words - if you want to use "literally" to describe things that are not literal, please, fill your skibidi or whatever, but I'm hostile towards it when it's an attempt to appease a corporation's filters. I get it, you gotta use it where you gotta use it, but I hate the indicators that our language is being filtered everywhere by certain social media's moderation rules. That's not language changing because of fresh eyes, it's because of tired eyes looking towards the bottom dollar.
      - mrtksn 2y ago
        It's not about filters, I like using unalive in the context of suicide when I have no sympathy to the person who dies. It's such a nice dehumanizing word.
        SketchySeaBeast 2y ago
        But it's entered the vernacular because of the filters.
        mrtksn 2y ago
        That's true, some day in the future somebody will make 5 seconds long, long format documentary about the fascinating origins of the word :) It has a passive aggressive character, I like that word a lot.
        SketchySeaBeast 2y ago
        I get the opposite out of it. Using the negative prefix weakens the word, emphasizing what it is not instead of what it is, when act like suicide is not just the state of being not alive. The phrasing isn't committed enough to be oxymoronic and it ends up feeling impersonal and indirect. But maybe I'm just an old man yelling at a cloud.
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mrtksn 2y ago

IRRC The official explanation is that there were a few autopsies going on at the same time in that facility and it came from the body next to hers. The public opinion was that they bribed the technician to contaminate her body. The whole case is a huge mess with attempts of cover ups, months long manhunts and all kinds of conspiracy theories. The killer was sentenced to 24 years of prison but unalived himself in prison and there're still conspiracy theories saying that he actually escaped to China because he was studying Chinese in prison prior that. This happened more than 10 years ago and last year they opened his grave to check the remains and again it was confirmed that that's him. Yet, this is still not enough to end the public discussion and conspiracy theories. Anyway, if anyone is curious this is the case in question: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Murder_of_Münevver_Karabulut https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Murder_of_Münevver_Karabulut Unfortunately, the juicy literature around that is mostly in Turkish.

bozhark 2y ago
You can say he killed himself it’s not kitkots
- genewitch 2y ago
  Tiktots?
nkrisc 2y ago
> unalived himself In English the phrase is “killed himself”.
- mrtksn 2y ago
  Feel free to use your choice of synonym when you are writing something.
  - SketchySeaBeast 2y ago
    Normally I'm more than happy to roll with someone's choice of words - if you want to use "literally" to describe things that are not literal, please, fill your skibidi or whatever, but I'm hostile towards it when it's an attempt to appease a corporation's filters. I get it, you gotta use it where you gotta use it, but I hate the indicators that our language is being filtered everywhere by certain social media's moderation rules. That's not language changing because of fresh eyes, it's because of tired eyes looking towards the bottom dollar.
    - mrtksn 2y ago
      It's not about filters, I like using unalive in the context of suicide when I have no sympathy to the person who dies. It's such a nice dehumanizing word.
      - SketchySeaBeast 2y ago
        But it's entered the vernacular because of the filters.
        mrtksn 2y ago
        That's true, some day in the future somebody will make 5 seconds long, long format documentary about the fascinating origins of the word :) It has a passive aggressive character, I like that word a lot.
        SketchySeaBeast 2y ago
        I get the opposite out of it. Using the negative prefix weakens the word, emphasizing what it is not instead of what it is, when act like suicide is not just the state of being not alive. The phrasing isn't committed enough to be oxymoronic and it ends up feeling impersonal and indirect. But maybe I'm just an old man yelling at a cloud.

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