Putrefactive bacteria in colon  Decomposition of red corpuscles - haemolysis  Organ's post mortem turbidity  Decaying intestinal contents    Greenish hue of skin  Hydrogen sulphide  Gases extend viscera  Flatulence of abdomen    Stomachic contents in gullet and about mouth  Catheters pervaded with pigment  Epidermis peel off  Corium is damp    Putrid emphysema in hypodermic tissue, pleura,  Gastric mucous membrane and bowels  Fluid from decomposing ulcers reeks  Putrefactive liquids form blisters    Hair and nails slowly fall off  Swollen scrotum and penis  Methane draws urine  Gaping sutures of cranial cavity    Thorax contains fluids with sulfhaemoglobinum  Liquefiable fat reduced to fatty acids    Muscles pervaded with suppurating centres  Ribs are albescent  Stomach is sunken  Yawning facial cavities    Eyes are imperceptible  Denudation of teeth    Wrinkling skin  Bones are desiccated  Eroded gristles  Along the spine rot'    Dry remains of entrails  Cadaverous and putrid stench  Carcass disintegrated entirely  Finished putrefaction and decay.