by Seerhollow on January 3rd, 2008

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If you do something to an unconscious body which results in the death of the unconscious body but you assumed it was a corpse really is that involuntary manslaughter if you could prove that you honestly thought that the person was already dead?

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  • by Anya on January 17th, 2008

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    Doing something to any body that you know could cause harm or death is a crime. Doing something to a body that you think is dead is first of all sick and highly illegal. There is a name for it...forget what it's called but if you harm an already dead body, you can be charged with a serious crime (Even if the body was 100% dead prior to doing something to it.) I think it's called Necrophelia...I am sure I spelled that wrong but it's pronounced Neck-ro-fil-ia

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    • Ok...the necrophilia thing was doing something sexual to an already dead body...but still it's nasty...

      Anya

      by Anya on January 17th, 2008

    • maybe he is into sucking formaldehyde.

      ethicalbro

      by ethicalbro on February 2nd, 2008

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