WiZI must say it's a pleasure to have you out and about again. You'll always be my skeleton in the closet, even though I've now come out of the closet about my skeleton.
I'm not going to respond to this, for talking to oneself is said to be the first sign of losing one's mind. Granted, the process of decomposition means I have lost my mind some time ago, but I nonetheless resent the implication as deeply as the grave.PeterIs the accesory a piece of jewellery?
yesish A medal of some sort?
no Does it represent an achievement?
noIs his ethnicity relevant?
no (and you'll be amazed at how little it matters once skin is out of the question... Which, when coupled with the accessory made it easy to identify him ?
no For example could he have been the first and only black man at that time to have won an Olympic gold medal?
he was notIrishElkAlthough I can't help but suspect that this puzzle statement is purely a jab at our weak and fleshy mortal coils, I feel compelled to join in
Fish gnaw on the flesh. Dogs gnaw on the bones. Living or dead, something will always come back to bite us in the end. Although there's a lot less of my end than there once was....Did anyone already know that he had died?
no Were they relevantly looking for his body?
noIs the accessory something that you would typically see people wearing on their body (say, walking down a city street)?
yesish Did it cause his body to sink? Or float?
no to both Does it have anything written on it?
yes His name?
no Is it one-of-a-kind?
yopeBalinDid the man have any physical abnormalities?
No. Well, not until the salt sea and sharks got to him...