The position of the lividity really told me all I needed to know.

Lividity is what happens to a person's blood after death.

He hadn't had enough blood in him to cause lividity marks.

Lividity usually first occurs around one hour after death and is complete within three to four hours.

Also, as lividity was in its early stages, she couldn't have been there for very long.

"Looks like it from the lividity on her back and thighs."

'The distribution of the lividity can only be explained in that way.

'I'm trying to place the time of death by skin lividity,' Jimmy said.

'Looking at the lividity, I'd say she was either killed here, or the killer dumped the body within the first couple of hours.

When you remove your fingertip, it will resume its lividity.

Around the smaller wounds, there were strange secondary lividity patterns.

"But his body remained supine long enough for lividity to develop.

"Judging by the postmortem lividity, he died in this position.

Before the blood coagulates in the vessels, if you touch an area of lividity it will turn white.

There's no lividity, and I'm afraid it'll be almost impossible to tell whether there was any other bruising.

This also suggested they had been killed at a location other than the warehouse, then transported here, giving time for the lividity to form.

Lividity would indicate four to five hours but it's damned hot in here so that could affect my timing.

His color, generally a dark creamed-coffee, was not tinged with any lividity.

Since these photos were not in color, no real determination on the effects of lividity on the body could be made.

I'd ignore the clothes, though, because the lividity and the stage of insect activity indicate she was killed somewhere else.

There was some minor lividity on the victim's hands and feet, but they were so callused that it doesn't really tell us much.

These brief glows popped up here, there, ahead and behind, warm orange in the general lividity.

The victim's back was dew-wet and showed signs of postmortem lividity.

Blanching only occurs for a matter of hours after lividity first develops."

"Yes, by the extent of post-mortem lividity, such as it was.

The position of the lividity really told me all I needed to know.

Lividity is what happens to a person's blood after death.

He hadn't had enough blood in him to cause lividity marks.

Lividity usually first occurs around one hour after death and is complete within three to four hours.

Also, as lividity was in its early stages, she couldn't have been there for very long.

"Looks like it from the lividity on her back and thighs."

'The distribution of the lividity can only be explained in that way.

'I'm trying to place the time of death by skin lividity,' Jimmy said.

'Looking at the lividity, I'd say she was either killed here, or the killer dumped the body within the first couple of hours.

When you remove your fingertip, it will resume its lividity.

Around the smaller wounds, there were strange secondary lividity patterns.

"But his body remained supine long enough for lividity to develop.

"Judging by the postmortem lividity, he died in this position.

Before the blood coagulates in the vessels, if you touch an area of lividity it will turn white.

There's no lividity, and I'm afraid it'll be almost impossible to tell whether there was any other bruising.

This also suggested they had been killed at a location other than the warehouse, then transported here, giving time for the lividity to form.

Lividity would indicate four to five hours but it's damned hot in here so that could affect my timing.

His color, generally a dark creamed-coffee, was not tinged with any lividity.

Since these photos were not in color, no real determination on the effects of lividity on the body could be made.

I'd ignore the clothes, though, because the lividity and the stage of insect activity indicate she was killed somewhere else.

There was some minor lividity on the victim's hands and feet, but they were so callused that it doesn't really tell us much.

These brief glows popped up here, there, ahead and behind, warm orange in the general lividity.

The victim's back was dew-wet and showed signs of postmortem lividity.

Blanching only occurs for a matter of hours after lividity first develops."

"Yes, by the extent of post-mortem lividity, such as it was.

The position of the lividity really told me all I needed to know.

Lividity is what happens to a person's blood after death.

He hadn't had enough blood in him to cause lividity marks.

Lividity usually first occurs around one hour after death and is complete within three to four hours.

Also, as lividity was in its early stages, she couldn't have been there for very long.

"Looks like it from the lividity on her back and thighs."

'The distribution of the lividity can only be explained in that way.

'I'm trying to place the time of death by skin lividity,' Jimmy said.

'Looking at the lividity, I'd say she was either killed here, or the killer dumped the body within the first couple of hours.

When you remove your fingertip, it will resume its lividity.

Around the smaller wounds, there were strange secondary lividity patterns.

"But his body remained supine long enough for lividity to develop.

"Judging by the postmortem lividity, he died in this position.

Before the blood coagulates in the vessels, if you touch an area of lividity it will turn white.

There's no lividity, and I'm afraid it'll be almost impossible to tell whether there was any other bruising.

This also suggested they had been killed at a location other than the warehouse, then transported here, giving time for the lividity to form.

Lividity would indicate four to five hours but it's damned hot in here so that could affect my timing.

His color, generally a dark creamed-coffee, was not tinged with any lividity.

Since these photos were not in color, no real determination on the effects of lividity on the body could be made.

I'd ignore the clothes, though, because the lividity and the stage of insect activity indicate she was killed somewhere else.

There was some minor lividity on the victim's hands and feet, but they were so callused that it doesn't really tell us much.

These brief glows popped up here, there, ahead and behind, warm orange in the general lividity.

The victim's back was dew-wet and showed signs of postmortem lividity.

Blanching only occurs for a matter of hours after lividity first develops."

"Yes, by the extent of post-mortem lividity, such as it was.