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Welcome to this week's mini-sode of Rotten Mango. I'm your host, Stephanie Sue, and let's

jump right into it. This case is going to require trigger warning because there's a lot of

graphic detail. I mean, most of it obviously is in the medical sense. We're going to get

heavy into crime scene clean-ups and all of that. And just what happens to a body after

they start decomposing. So if you're scared of maggots or the descriptions of them, please

stay away from this one. And I'll see you guys on Wednesday.

She woke up disoriented. Where was she? She didn't know. All she knew that it was dark.

Her eyes needed time to adjust to the lighting. And oh god, what is that awful smell? She

feels her fingers and her hand is touching something sticky on the ground. And her eyes

slowly start adjusting and she can see a little bit clearer and a little bit more clear.

And right in front of her bodies. Dead bodies. Not one. Not two. But many. Doesn't.

And she was knocked on top of one another. Some of the bodies were skeletonized. Others

they were badly decomposing. She said some of their faces were frozen as if they were

still screaming in real time. She looked down at her hand. The sludge, the stickiness. That

was the combination of all the bodies coming together and forming a sticky sludge, a sticky

mud. They called it corpse mud. It was filled with maggots. She started panicking and she

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