Decomposition with music

Jerry Payne's made this film in the mid 1960s as part of his graduate work at Clemson University. Payne writes...My study was the first "detailed" study of succession in animal decomposition and the first with the pig as the model. The significance of the pig is that it closely approximates the human body (skin, body hair, size etc.) so the data generated could be used in modern forensic science to approximate the time of human deaths. At that time it was simply not possibly (moral/ethical/legal concerns) to perform decompositon studies with human corpses, I know because I tried and was denied. Even so there were many instances where some concerned person buried my research pigs. Music is by the Polish composer Goreck --his symphony #3 "Symphony of Sorrowful Songs". This song is based on a message written on the wall of a Gestapo prison during World War II.

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[stephenjones102]

Just think.............this is what is going to happen to all of us.

[LuBuLegend]

what ar these pink dots coming arround 2:00?

[camaro92ashen]

HOW THE FUCK DID I GET HERE FROM DUBSTEP?

[LuBuLegend]

@DilBo33

:motherofgod:

[DilBo33]

@LuBuLegend Only plausible answer... Aliens

[ramramkh]

It looked like another creature cane out of it and started eating it up...

[Xim9600]

Masterpiece

[chekeska]

No I prefer my body to be descomposed naturally! I would give food to many insects and live for ever! yeiiii :)

[lewthemaster]

@stephenjones102 unless cremation

[TheElephant79]

@stephenjones102 I stopped thinkin right there.

[AugustusLarch]

@LuBuLegend

That's mothballs to absorb some of the smell. It must have been done inside a shed.

[kano879]

@stephenjones102 oh screw that

im getting cremated