[QUOTE=Revenant Threshold]
They can probably be got for “damaging human remains” or whatever that crime is called.
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In Japan (back in the early 1990s), when someone got charged with murder they were also charged with abandoning the corpse. What? They expect the killer the carry the bod around?
Guys, guys. Why should we judge those whose sexual preferences are different from ours? How would you like it if you were in their situation? Huh? Huh?
[QUOTE=Smeghead]
Necrophilia! Crack open a cold one!
I so rarely get a chance to use that line.
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Only on the SDMB would you get such an opportunity.
And only this* once.* Don’t do it again or we’ll kill you, then ravish your corpse, and post about it on the board in all it’s gory and graphic detail, including the size of yer’ willie.
[QUOTE=Boyo Jim]
They allegedly bought condoms on the way to the cemetary.
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Well, this explains the skanky guys I occasionally sell condoms to at Walgreens. I’m taking their money and I’m thinkin’, “No woman would voluntarily have sex with that, they must be payin’ for it…” So, maybe not.
[QUOTE=athelas]
Guys, guys. Why should we judge those whose sexual preferences are different from ours? How would you like it if you were in their situation? Huh? Huh?
(Besides, it’s not like the corpse said “No”)
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Oh, STFU, bigot. Your veiled agenda attempt is as inept as your mental abilitity to discern actions.
[QUOTE=Boyo Jim]
The relevant charge of 3rd degree sexual assaul in WI is found here in Section 940.225. The briefest summary I can figure for it is “sexual intercourse with a person without consent.” I did find a “key definition” of “consent” that referenced unconsciousness or sleep, but not death. I will look into the definition of a “person” – so far I haven’t found the accepted legal definition in the WI statutes.
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If you look at the section you linked, subsection (7) provides:
[QUOTE=Billdo]
If you look at the section you linked, subsection (7) provides:
Just reading that provison sqicks me out.
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Maybe I’ve watched too much Law & Order, but it makes sense. For example, if someone raped and killed a woman, and they couldn’t prove that the rape came first, they could argue that they can’t be charged with rape.