I just read this story about some arrests in Montreal. A woman died at
the home of her boyfriend. She had been feeling poorly but refused to go
to the hospital despite his urging that she go. After she died, her
boyfriend and his brother simply left the body on the couch and never
told anyone while it gradually mummified. Finally, the police, contacted
by the woman's family, come a-knocking and discover the body - six month
after she'd died.

https://www.ctvnews.ca/montreal/article/montreal-men-plead-guilty-after-keeping-womans-body-on-couch-for-six-months/

The brothers are charged with committing an indignity on a body but for
the life of me and they have confessed to that. I'm not at all clear on
whether they admitted only to leaving her unburied or if they are
actually admitting to having had sex with her body. Either way, this is
pretty weird. The brothers will be sentenced a week from now.

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On Fri, 2 May 2025 18:46:10 -0400, Rhino
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I just read this story about some arrests in Montreal. A woman died at
the home of her boyfriend. She had been feeling poorly but refused to go
to the hospital despite his urging that she go. After she died, her
boyfriend and his brother simply left the body on the couch and never
told anyone while it gradually mummified. Finally, the police, contacted
by the woman's family, come a-knocking and discover the body - six month >after she'd died.

How did the body mummify? Every body I've seen like the deer that got
hit last week tends to start to rot within a few days creating an
awful smell. So they supposedly left her there while they continued to
live in the same house? That just doesn't sound possible.

https://www.ctvnews.ca/montreal/article/montreal-men-plead-guilty-after-keeping-womans-body-on-couch-for-six-months/

The brothers are charged with committing an indignity on a body but for
the life of me and they have confessed to that. I'm not at all clear on >whether they admitted only to leaving her unburied or if they are
actually admitting to having had sex with her body. Either way, this is >pretty weird. The brothers will be sentenced a week from now.

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On 2025-05-02 7:23 PM, shawn wrote:

On Fri, 2 May 2025 18:46:10 -0400, Rhino
<no_offline_contact@example.com> wrote:

I just read this story about some arrests in Montreal. A woman died at
the home of her boyfriend. She had been feeling poorly but refused to go
to the hospital despite his urging that she go. After she died, her
boyfriend and his brother simply left the body on the couch and never
told anyone while it gradually mummified. Finally, the police, contacted
by the woman's family, come a-knocking and discover the body - six month
after she'd died.

How did the body mummify? Every body I've seen like the deer that got
hit last week tends to start to rot within a few days creating an
awful smell. So they supposedly left her there while they continued to
live in the same house? That just doesn't sound possible.

According to the article, they used air fresheners to keep the smell
tolerable but it was apparently still pretty bad when the police found
the body. It's not clear if they lived in a single family house or an
apartment of some kind but unless they had a lot room between them and
their neighbours, like a huge lot, I am surprised none of the neighbours
did anything, even if the brothers learned to tolerate the smell.

https://www.ctvnews.ca/montreal/article/montreal-men-plead-guilty-after-keeping-womans-body-on-couch-for-six-months/

The brothers are charged with committing an indignity on a body but for
the life of me and they have confessed to that. I'm not at all clear on
whether they admitted only to leaving her unburied or if they are
actually admitting to having had sex with her body. Either way, this is
pretty weird. The brothers will be sentenced a week from now.

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Rhino wrote:

The brothers are charged with committing an indignity on a body

That reminds me of a recent story about an illegal immigrant who raped a
corpse in a subway.

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On 5/2/25 3:46 PM, Rhino wrote:

I just read this story about some arrests in Montreal. A woman died at
the home of her boyfriend. She had been feeling poorly but refused to go
to the hospital despite his urging that she go.

Where's the evidence of this: that the woman refused to
go to the hospital. Do the police and press believe that
all suspects tell the truth or is it just these brothers.



After she died, her

boyfriend and his brother simply left the body on the couch and never
told anyone while it gradually mummified. Finally, the police, contacted
by the woman's family, come a-knocking and discover the body - six month after she'd died.

https://www.ctvnews.ca/montreal/article/montreal-men-plead-guilty-after- keeping-womans-body-on-couch-for-six-months/

The brothers are charged with committing an indignity on a body but for
the life of me and they have confessed to that. I'm not at all clear on whether they admitted only to leaving her unburied or if they are
actually admitting to having had sex with her body. Either way, this is pretty weird. The brothers will be sentenced a week from now.

The article says the victim is Indigenous, are the brothers
killers and getting a slap on the wrist because they are
Indigenous too? Isn't that Canadian Law, Socially Advanced,
that says that murder is less prosecutable if it's committed
by the Indigenous?

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