Comments by "Max Mustermann" (@maxmustermann5612) on "Whatever Happened to the transfer of remains of American war heroes returned from North Korea?" video.

try some simple biology. It takes on average 30 years for a body to fully decompose (including bones). now try to explain how, after 50 years, NK could give back intact remains to the USA...
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@MrJento my point was, that even under the best circumstances (without permafrost or conservation) it would be impossible to "ship back" any remains of a human body after 50 years
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@redpill5471 what don't you understand? "even Bones decompose after 30 years (in the best possible scenario) " .... Vietnam War was 50 years ago, there is no chance to return even dust after 50 years without conservation (and don't try to convince me NK conserved US Troops)
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@jamescalifornia2964 if they are embedded into a o2 free condition (like some swamps) without bacterias or fungie, the bones don't decompose. You can try that by vacuum seal a piece of chicken MOST recovered bones are found in permafrost, ancient tar pits or swamps, lava sediment or clay
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try some simple biology. It takes on average 30 years for a body to fully decompose (including bones). now try to explain how, after 50 years, NK could give back intact remains to the USA...
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@pjsmith4369 I am sure that NK carefully mummified the bodies 50 years ago or froze them 😂😅🤣 try some simple biology. It takes on average 30 years for a body to fully decompose (including bones). now try to explain how, after 50 years, NK could give back intact remains to the USA...
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