Burking
A combined method of homicide by simultaneous smothering (nose and mouth occlusion) and chest compression, preventing thoracic expansion. Named for William Burke of the 1828 Edinburgh murder enterprise. Designed to minimise external injury.
A combined method of homicide by simultaneous smothering (nose and mouth occlusion) and chest compression, preventing thoracic expansion. Named for William Burke of the 1828 Edinburgh murder enterprise. Designed to minimise external injury.
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