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Thread: Observations from SSR's last photo

[My perspective]

If you look closely at the photo you will see blood smears on SSR's face(beard and mustache). How is that possible?

If he did die due to hanging there is no way for blood smears to appear on his face.
If they say it happened while they tried to remove the knot then that's not possible either. The blood around his neck would've clot by then so how can it be transferred onto the face?

That too multiple places?
If you look closely there seems to be a long vertical line on the left side of his face. A very unnatural mark that runs from his cheek to the chin.

Looks like it was caused by a sharp object. A cloth/rope/fabric cannot cause such cuts. What tool was used for this? Where is it?
If you zoom into the portion where the T shirt button is present. The area of skin next to it seems to have a bruise as well.

How can he hurt himself there if he was suspended from the neck?

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When the brightness of the photo is decreased and colors enhanced, you can notice a dark bruise near the 3 spots which was earlier identified on the neck.
This could be a clot or an interal injury caused due to force.
Would require an expert to clarify this.
This is the area around the O marked bruise/blood spot present on his neck. Even here the area seems to have a clot or an internal injury caused due to force.
If anyone here is in the medical department please confirm this.
There seems to be a thread or fabric material present in his hair(one long and short).
Not green in color.
Where did this come from?

A lot of white marks were seen on his T shirt, is this thread related to them?

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The ligature mark when closely scrutinized can be seen to have gaps in between, like tiny lines.

Try viewing the marks in a perpendicular angle and notice the line like variations.

How can a smooth linear fabric cause these variations in the ligature mark?
Right below the O bruise/blood spot, there is a line/curved bruise mark.
How was this caused?
It looks impossible to be caused by hanging. This is not a ligature mark and does not follow any pattern of hanging.
Why was nothing mentioned about this? What is the explanation?
I request all of you to look at whatever evidences you have in all sorts of angles.
Maybe we're missing out on cruical points.
Maybe there's something no one has noticed yet.
Look closely and question everything you see.
There could be more clues.

#IndiaWithDrSwamyForSSR
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Photos that require the entire face have not been attached for obvious reasons. You can find the photos on Google and cross check.

Photos attached in this thread have been enhanced to increase the exposure and color qualities.
Due to cropping, the photos maybe distorted.
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