Of Dolls & Murder documentary film shoot at the Body Farm in Knoxville.

Remember how we went to the Body Farm when we were filming Of Dolls & Murder? This article caught my eye. Turns out, an undergraduate researcher in forensic anthropology in Australia discovered that arms move quite a bit after death. 

They used time-elapsed cameras to film the decomposition of a donor body in 30-minute intervals over 17 months. They were astounded by how much the arms moved and this discovery may be a key discovery to help advance forensic anthropology. 

I wonder what Frances Glessner Lee would say about that?

At the same site as this article you can read more about Frances Glessner Lee here and here.