Marsha Marshmallow Case Study

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Marsha Marshmallow a 17-year-old lady in High School passed away from the sudden death of laughing. Involved with the study there are two other witness of this case. Jack Pott, friend of Marsha age 17 as well was the first witness. June Bugg the final witness that is also the same age, 17 witnessed the death of Marsha the laugher. To fully understand this event, Marsha and her two friends were hanging out as friends do, watching laugh comedy on the television, as a joke the comedian made Marsha laugh so hard she continuously laughed, this caused her to cough like a wild woman. Her friends Jack and June did not think anything of it as a usual person can cough sometimes while laughing but that wasn’t in Marsha's case. As it got worse Marsha …show more content…
The starting of the process was to cut open into the deep internal in the lumbar regions started and the study of the integumentary system to see if there was a change of skin color, pale skin. Which he noticed she began to get paler as she was laughing more and more. Exam of the anterior, interior and posterior started to see if only the facial paling only happened. The conclusion of pale skin was positive for all three. So, this came to a conclusion something got stuck in the lungs. To compose out the 'something' that causes deep bacterial damage and the veins of the lungs bursting, another autopsy test messing with skeletal and deep cardiovascular in pectoral area started with inspecting to see the hiding of an object in the heart, to help the autopsy they used the study of the hematology which is the science or study of blood, blood-forming organs and blood diseases with the help of this study the examiners figured out the conclusion and the diagnoses of the death.
The cause of the death of Marsha Marshmallow and the mystery case of laughing to death was the founding of glass in her lungs in medial this caused the lungs to collapse and burst at the moment because of the sharpness and bacterial damage of the glass and it caused internal bleeding which made the mass of the body stop communicating which lead to the sudden death. It is still unknown on where and how the glass was located

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