Okay, but am I the only one who thinks 'Kristina Killgrove' sounds like an eccentric adventurer/archeologist from a children's book series? I'm happy the teeth make her happy though. Hope they find his lower jaw, too.pic.twitter.com/usBtMMzWTs
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Okay, but am I the only one who thinks 'Kristina Killgrove' sounds like an eccentric adventurer/archeologist from a children's book series? I'm happy the teeth make her happy though. Hope they find his lower jaw, too.pic.twitter.com/usBtMMzWTs
Edit:
• They did indeed find the lower jaw as well! Yay!
• Killgrove's Twitter profile (@DrKillgrove) says 'I study dead Romans' and I am now CERTAIN she is indeed a children's book series protagonist.
Nice teeth, symmetrical craniofacial bone structure. Probably a good looking guy. Who cares about any of this stuff??
Let me guess: They found his head in a dufflebag at a near by train station? Not even close. Damn
Wow. That guy had better teeth than many of us.
archeologist
I'm adding this to the official conspiracy list. The Romans set off Pompeii on purpose to cover up this one man's murder. Why?
He was a time traveler and brought back diseases which threatened the mainland.
Also the earth is flat, Bush did 9/11 and something something Soros
pic.twitter.com/bCFiDqBBMZ
Considering he actually likely died by being horribly asphyxiated in a roiling cloud of fire, smoke, and dust, the fact that he didn't get the quick end of being suddenly flattened by a rock is really too bad.
I didn't think that looked right..
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