Is it normal to think you could easily dispose of a body in the trash?

Murphy's law: The one bin you put the body in is the one bin that gets raided by a bum the very next day. Forensics will get you.

I suggest pigs. Ten pigs can completely consume a corpse, bones and all, in an hour.

But they do check the trash. You don't know this?

Pour liquid nitrogen on it then smash it into a million little pieces then flush the little pieces down the toilet.

There is no "perfect crime".

No matter how well you plan things out, there will people in places that you didn't expect them, you will drop and lose things, you will forget things, you will leave behind evidence that you never even thought to conceal.

In your example, where do you chop up the body? When do you do it without someone seeing you? How do you not leave blood behind? What do you do with the tools? Where do you even get the tools without leaving record of the purchase?

This stuff is going to take hours and hours to pull off. What's your alibi for when you're taking the time to do this? Taking a nap at home? What if someone sees you driving all around town dropping things off in different trash bins?

People get away with murder not because they planned things well, but because they got extremely lucky. Maybe there was a rainstorm that washed away a key piece of evidence, or maybe the lead investigator was sick and did a poor job.

Wouldn't the smell arouse some suspicion?

Oh yes, they've found them in such conditions before.

And secondly, that wouldn't be your problem. The issue would be any blood, hair and skin fibres you leave everywhere while doing this.

Dissection will multiply the factors that you need to contain and control. If there is no physical evidence on or in the body that can be linked directly to you, your best bet is to transport it whole to an obscure/secluded area and bury it. That way if they do find the body there will be nothing to point them to you.

You want to limit the trace evidence that surrounds you and your home or workplace. You only use dissection if you want to prevent identification (like a mobster may need to) but If you don't know the victim, then limit the links as opposed to making a mess!

I's someone you do know, you're likely going down for it sooner or later. If it's a stranger, then do as I say.

If you wish to ignore my sound advice, then wait a few days before cutting. The blood will congeal and it will be far less messy, but still it's not a good idea.

Find a homeless person and try it. Then get back with us and let us know how it's going.

Um...............I'm bipolar, and I don't think this kind of thing has ever crossed my mind. Sure " I'm gonna kill that B****!" But, doesn't this thought process kind of sicken you? I am sad when I see a dead cat on the side of the rode. Your thoughts kind of disturb me. You may want to think about seeing a counselor, you seem to have some inner demons. Good luck, and you have my prayers.

God bless you and your!

Just put some cement or concrete bricks into the sack and throw it into the nearest river or lake. Nobody will find it and if they will the body will be long discomposed.

I did this couple of time so I know.

Id cut it into tiny pieces and drive round to anywhere that has dogs or pigs and feed them it , the bones can always be ground down or bleached and put on display people dont look in the most obvious places or dermestid beetles strip things pretty fast

This is very disturbing. The most effective way to dispose of a body is to have a funeral and bury it. Creamation would be the best way to hide any and all evidence.

That is not an efficient way to dispose the bodies. You are supposed to disintegrate them in acid but rent a hotel in someone else's name and don't get blood anywhere because they can still find it. NEVER bring the body in your house and make sure you wear the wrong size shoes so they think the shoe prints at the scene of the crime don't match yours.

Murderers have been caught by disposing of their victims this way. Of course, we don't know how many got away with it, only how many got caught.

The strange thing is, the victim is nearly always a wife who has been murdered by her husband. There must be some kind of reasoning for that.

But why wouldn't you drive to the woods or the sea, instead of putting the victim's body into your own trash can on your own property? It doesn't leave a lot of room for interpretation.

At the very least, put it in somebody else's trash can. Give the police something to think about. Maybe also put a note in the victim's pocket that says "Corey Schmuckenberg, 3:30pm, Ramada Hotel. Bring pliers".