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Darkfeather -> RE: What if/ in the event of.... (7/5/2013 1:52:27 PM)
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ORIGINAL: littlewonder
eeerrrmm.....removing ropes, clothing, etc...could be considered tampering with evidence and basically screwing up an investigation. My thoughts would be to leave everything as is. In the end it could actually help your case instead of harm it. Otherwise if it came up that you died while being bound, the court is going to ask why you felt the need to cover it up by cleaning it all up.
I would not go to a fetish club that would remove "questionable clothing" because they are afraid of the reprisals. It says to me they are more fearful for the lawsuits than for my physical emergency.
This is most definitely tampering, but it happens more often than not. Mostly by family members finding loved ones in none to flattering condition post mortem. As for some of the risky practices we do considered manslaughter if it results in death, yep. If something a person does directly or indirectly causes a person's death, it it at the minimum criminal negligence, worst manslaughter (read how good a lawyer you get). But if the death had nothing to do with the other person, then an autopsy would show that. And an autopsy is performed is almost all death cases to find cause. Would a dominant get suspicion is the police found a corpse tied spread-eagled and ball-gagged to the bed naked with a 10 inch dildo still on inside her, god yes. Would he be charged with murder after the autopsy found she had a congenital heart defect that caused a stroke? Yeah probably, because it contributed. But if they found same sub dead peacefully in the bed, with week old cane marks, not a chance.
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