I mean, yeah, but the pigs do much of the uh, subject disassembly for you.
Its possible you could get a usable DNA result from hair or teeth that’s gone through a digestive system, but… less likely.
Where does pig shit normally go?
Usually into some kind of composting mixture for your own small garden/farm, or even sold to some kind of local co-op or something for the same thing on a larger scale.
That much exposure to a very active biological situation is gonna mess up and degrade dna even more.
I guess if you are super paranoid, run the stuff through a mulcher first, pick out anything that looks like teeth and just put em in a rock tumbler or smash em with a hammer or something?
Also, even the good stuff needs a proper composting heap to degrade at any appreciable rate. It’s mostly BS outside of areas with city-run composting services.
Dont put Plastik around it, makes it harder to decompose
And remember, a mouth full of teeth is identifiable.
What if you put some of the teeth from body A into the mouth of body B and vice versa?
Then you’ve linked your two murders together
Everyone’s an art critic
awww, they’re in love
Actual, literal pigs, swine, are also rather good at eating pretty much anything.
They’ll still shit out the teeth. And hair too, i think. Both of those survive the digestive system (keratin? Enamel?)
I mean, yeah, but the pigs do much of the uh, subject disassembly for you.
Its possible you could get a usable DNA result from hair or teeth that’s gone through a digestive system, but… less likely.
Where does pig shit normally go?
Usually into some kind of composting mixture for your own small garden/farm, or even sold to some kind of local co-op or something for the same thing on a larger scale.
That much exposure to a very active biological situation is gonna mess up and degrade dna even more.
I guess if you are super paranoid, run the stuff through a mulcher first, pick out anything that looks like teeth and just put em in a rock tumbler or smash em with a hammer or something?
What about biodegradable plastic?
Only the good stuft that realy decomposes tho, not the “i just turn into microplastic” shit
Also, even the good stuff needs a proper composting heap to degrade at any appreciable rate. It’s mostly BS outside of areas with city-run composting services.
some cities don’t even accept it
There’s some truly easy to compost plastics being invented recently, but they’re expensive.