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That might not be your best option ma'am, if you've problems with lifting/dragging a body.:AU_CPG:
You'll need the following: -
-A Rubber Mallet.
-A Chisel, prerferably a flat one.
-A Hacksaw with a healthy amount of replaceable blades.
-And a regular handsaw.
If you can't lift the body, chances are you might do yourself an injury wielding a power tool sturdy enough to sever bone and sinew, plus unless you're going to be
about it you run the risk of creating blood splatter that would mist and stick inconspicuously to your work area, an area I assume you won't be abandoning after the deed is done, which could prove damning if some gung ho detective decides to bring in a blood splatter expert or at the very least, swab for residue or employ the use of a black light to pick up substances that are there but naked to the human eye after cleaning.
The hacksaw is durable enough to break skin, cut muscle, severe tendons and sinew until it reaches deep enough to scrape bone. The flat edged chisel is sturdy enough to splinter and break bone clean and the rubber mallet doesn't give off the tell tale ping of a hammer hitting steel, so no nosy neighbours or looky loos being clued in as to what you're trying to accomplish.
The regular saw is big enough to saw through the second half of your surface area which reduces the need for you to have to maneuver the body since you aren't strong enough to place it on or in any sort of apparatus that would secure it while giving you access to either sides without having to shift or maneuver the body so often; a tiresome step for such an arduous task, both physically and mentally.
Your aim should be to separate the head and limbs from the torso since those are the main identifying marks used to make positive identities of missing persons, plus the torso is the bulk of the entire body and it's the most difficult thing to get rid of unless you're going to be extra diligent and cut it into cross sections to make the disposal that less conspicuous with smaller packages.
Also, Fingertips, teeth and hair. Chipped, clipped and burnt. No half measures
Go with whatever god you believe in and best of luck to you.
-A Rubber Mallet.
-A Chisel, prerferably a flat one.
-A Hacksaw with a healthy amount of replaceable blades.
-And a regular handsaw.
If you can't lift the body, chances are you might do yourself an injury wielding a power tool sturdy enough to sever bone and sinew, plus unless you're going to be
The hacksaw is durable enough to break skin, cut muscle, severe tendons and sinew until it reaches deep enough to scrape bone. The flat edged chisel is sturdy enough to splinter and break bone clean and the rubber mallet doesn't give off the tell tale ping of a hammer hitting steel, so no nosy neighbours or looky loos being clued in as to what you're trying to accomplish.
The regular saw is big enough to saw through the second half of your surface area which reduces the need for you to have to maneuver the body since you aren't strong enough to place it on or in any sort of apparatus that would secure it while giving you access to either sides without having to shift or maneuver the body so often; a tiresome step for such an arduous task, both physically and mentally.
Your aim should be to separate the head and limbs from the torso since those are the main identifying marks used to make positive identities of missing persons, plus the torso is the bulk of the entire body and it's the most difficult thing to get rid of unless you're going to be extra diligent and cut it into cross sections to make the disposal that less conspicuous with smaller packages.
Also, Fingertips, teeth and hair. Chipped, clipped and burnt. No half measures
Go with whatever god you believe in and best of luck to you.
I have 2 fans and a couple ice packs I copped from McDonald's but idk how long that'll hold up.
you da bess
