Nobody drags their laundry on the ground like that, they'd end up tearing it up. Laundry's not that heavy also. Also with laundry in a bag it doesn't put THAT much strain on the top of a bag where you're grabbing it. Some of those wrinkles in the sack closer to his hands are clearly extremely tense and straight from something that's putting a strain on the fabric. All of the weight is localized to the very bottom of the sack.

That's a collapsed body.

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I have to defer to your expertise, considering your professional expertise in the area of handling corpses.

Do you see a sign on my house saying Dead Nigger Storage?