Postmortem lividity is unlikely to develop in a case of -: (A) Drowning in well, (B) Drowning in a fast flowing river, (C) Postmortem submersion, (D) Drowning in chlorinated swimming pool
Answer is B. Postmortem lividity does not develop in drowning in running water (due to constantly changing position of body) and areas of contact flattening (due to collapsed capillaries).