How much alcohol...and after 7 weeks in the river...thats going to be really hard to be accurate. it is possible that the decomposition would seriously affect the accuracy of the pathology findings? yes? no? Im not sure but, dead bodies are black and blown up like balloons after 11 days in a living room i know that. 7 weeks in the river...hmmm Must of been a lot of alcohol, all day maybe or all afternoon. I was wondering what her state of mind may have been, if it was just alcohol it must have been a substantial amount.
I might aswell mention the hypothermia - should then A and E at Hull Royal be full of females (due to the wearing very little clothing in very cold temps) every weekend wouldnt it - with hypothermia. Read the diagnosis for hypothermia. It would be more likely the alcohol (possibly other? aswell) affecting her judgement than hypothermia.
When did libby get the Hypothermia? It cant be guessed surely.
Adding to this and its not suggestions its questions and I dont feel any need to catch up..The specialist who talks about Libby surviving in the River and that she could of survived upto half an hour - yet she already had hypothermia. He suggested the water to be no more than 10 degrees. Im telling ya its Freezing cold in the summer. If she went in the river in a mess already, that time of night and time of year, the shock could of killed her in 30 seconds - and she wouldnt of drowned. That river is not 10 degrees in feburay no way.