rigor mortis

But long before that moment, rigor mortis has set in.

What's left of both bodies is in early rigor mortis.

When newly dead, and before rigor mortis had set in.

He was talking about rigor mortis, a subject I had introduced.

Rigor mortis would have begun to set in two to four hours after death.

He and his erect member seem to have rigor mortis.

Rigor mortis, of course, should be long gone, whatever had preserved her.

The man's skin was cold to the touch and rigor mortis had set in.

Rigor mortis can play an important role in crime scene investigation.

The body, now stiff in rigor mortis, was light as a child's.

He had been lying there since earlier today and was now beginning to go into rigor mortis.

Rigor Mortis is a condition that affects a human body after death.

You ask me, rigor mortis set in above the neck twenty years back.

Rigor mortis was complete, suggesting she had been dead at least six hours.

They must have died sometime the night before, as rigor mortis had already set in.

He looked as though rigor mortis had set in.

A dead body holds its position as rigor mortis sets in.

Rigor mortis was beginning to set in, so it wasn't easy.

She wanted to protest, but her tongue was in rigor mortis.

The child had been dead long enough for rigor mortis to set in when the police arrived at the apartment.

Rigor mortis has set in, but that's not always an accurate indicator.

Rigor Mortis had set in, but increased during the progress of the examination.

Rigor mortis, indicating that the patient has been dead for at least a few hours.

I picked up the fingers and they were limp, no rigor mortis.

There is no rigor mortis in these bodies and they're still flexible.