An English woman was taking pictures of cows, and one of them sent her in

Authorities say Rebekah Morris was seriously injured on the evening of July 9 last year while she was walking her chihuahua in Littlethorpe, central England. According to an inquest into the death, which is being held in court this week, the woman sent her mother a photo of the pets with the caption “cowz” but has since stopped responding to text messages. , encouraging her parents to find her. . and thanks to the picture, they found her in the field.

“Her injuries were consistent with kidney stones and trampling. In my opinion, the type and location of the injury in this case was indicative of (…) a large, heavy animal, such as a cow,” forensic pathologist Michael Biggs said in the report.

When assessing the causes of the incident, he told the jury, among other things, that the 29-year-old woman suffered blunt force trauma, scratches on her upper chest and vibration prints on her shoulder. According to Biggs, her liver was severely damaged, which led to severe internal bleeding and was the primary cause of death.

The paramedic who was called said, based on an initial investigation, he concluded that Morris had been assaulted or strangled. Although the pathologist recommended a postmortem to rule out someone else’s fault, he emphasized that all the injuries were consistent with a cattle stampede and a single cow rather than an entire herd.