[CivilWarBrewing]

In the moments following a drowning, the lungs fill with water and a body sinks before it then rises again, right?

So, during the time her body was submerged, her face might have suffered abrasions from being dragged along rocks and other debris.

NO evidence she was sexually assaulted. This is a suicide. Case closed.

[ProtectOurFreedom]

Abrasions maybe. But that’s a far cry from “blunt force injuries” (plural - injuries). I think of “blunt force injury” in crime, falling off a ladder, falling on the street and hitting your head on the curb, and a vehicle wreck. Look at the pic I posted of the fire truck removing her body — no rocks around there to fall on.

[House Atreides]

This is a suicide. Case closed.
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What county/city are you the DA of? I want to conduct all my murders in your jurisdiction. I don’t like folks who ask too many questions. ;-) /sarc

[Sirius Lee]

So, during the time her body was submerged, her face might have suffered abrasions from being dragged along rocks and other debris. NO evidence she was sexually assaulted. This is a suicide. Case closed.

So someone beat her to a pulp, knocked her out and tossed her in the drink.

Clear evidence of foul play. This is a murder. Case to be buried because it's inconvenient.