Han Lingling pulled Yang Dafu and was about to do a simple bandage for him, but Yang Dafu let him go.

Yang Dafu grabbed the rope and used force at the same time as the horse farm chief and others to slowly pull the corpse to the crack in the stone.

Chen Jie and Yan Jianhua tightly grasped the plum blossom buckle and pulled the corpse out of the stone crack - Yang Dafu was also a very cautious person, and in order to prevent the rope buckle from loosening, he specially hit a plum blossom buckle.

No wonder the "thing" does not slip off the rope, Yang Dafu is very experienced, he used the rope to wrap the deceased's body three times, and also used the rope to wrap the deceased's neck and feet twice.

The body of the deceased was curled up in the cracks in the stone. Yang Dafu said that there were several tree roots underneath the body of the deceased, and it was these roots that held the body.

"Master Yang, how deep is it down there?"

"It's deep down there, and you can't see the bottom."

Chen Jie and Yan Jianhua slowly untied the rope from the corpse, and then laid the corpse flat on several relatively flat stones.

Take a photo from left to east.

Ouyang Ping, Liu Dayu, Chen Jie, and Yan Jianhua performed autopsies. Let's start with a brief description of the corpse, and then look at the autopsy process and autopsy records.

The corpse curled up very much, probably because the temperature under the stone crevice was lower, the air flow was greater, and the corpse was air-dried to a greater extent than the first corpse (for the sake of narration, we will call the first corpse number one, and the second corpse number two), and the air-dried, curled corpse was difficult to unfold. Therefore, when measuring the height of the deceased, I am afraid that it will take some effort.

The deceased's appearance is also very special, he is bald, there is not a single hair on the top of his head from front to back, only a relatively narrow hair on the left and right sideburns.

The deceased was relatively small, which is why he fell to a depth of thirteen meters, and if it wasn't for the roots of the tree, he would have fallen even deeper.

The deceased's size was only one size larger than Yang Dafu's.

No. 2 wore a gray formal suit with four pockets on his upper body -- the kind of clothes that rural cadres liked to wear in the seventies and eighties. The gray-black "thing" that Ouyang Ping and Liu Dayu saw was this shirt, and when the deceased was dragged out of the stone crack, his head was hidden in the gray clothes - probably caused by the body of No. 2 being thrown into the stone crack and turning upside down. Only the bottom three of the five buttons were buttoned, and a beige shirt was worn underneath the gray formal suit. The buttons of the shirt were made of cloth - and there were three buttons. This style of clothing, including gray formal wear, is rare in the South, especially in the cities.

No. 2 wears a wide yellow military trouser with a gray cloth belt tied around his waist, and he has two ties in total. Unbuckle the belt, and there is a large light blue pants inside.

No. 2 was wearing a pair of deep-tube liberation shoes on his feet, because they were deep-cut liberation shoes, and the laces were well tied, so they did not fall under the stone cracks, so it can be judged that the shoes on No. 1 foot should be a pair of leather shoes - at least a pair of shallow, unlaced shoes.

On the feet of No. 2 wore a pair of socks made of cloth, which the comrades had never seen before, and at the bottom of the socks, at the roots, including where the toes were, two layers of relatively thick cloth were sewn, and on these two layers of relatively thick cloth, dense stitches were distributed.

In the past, when the living conditions were relatively poor, people mostly wore this kind of handmade cloth socks, and the reason why they sewed two layers at the bottom, root and toe was to be strong and wear-resistant.