11-11-2006, 06:30 PM
[cool]Yeah, that's pretty crazy. You'd have to wonder what the crawdads would do to a body over 3-4 years too. I would think that there wouldn't be too much left of that body after that... I always thought that bodies after about a week or so get tons of bacteria in the stomache and float back up to the surface for a while (which is why when people want to "get rid the body" they tie cinderblocks to the body or puncture the abdomen a ton of times so the stomache doesn't bloat all up), but maybe I'm wrong on that theory (that the body floats back up to the surface). Crazy stuff, man. The article said that there's like 3 or 4 bodies from previous accidents that haven't been recovered there too, so I guess there's more. I'd sure hate to be a diver just diving along leisurely and run into a way decomposed body/skeleton down there. Talk about creepy!! I don't have the stomache for that stuff, which really makes me respect and admire the search and rescue people and E.M.T.'s, etc.
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