Observed arrival · 2026-10-25
Corn Rake Fall Reconstruction
An interactive 3D reconstruction tests whether a proposed two-fall accident sequence could geometrically account for the six puncture wounds in Amy Mullis’s 2018 death.
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- Readers examining the Mullis case’s physical evidence
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- The solver derives rake position from wound entry points, depths, and track angles rather than placing it by hand.
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Readers can rotate the mannequin, switch to a top-down view, and inspect labeled wound tracks, recorded depths, and jacket holes. The page treats the rake as rigid and compares its sequence with Bowley’s 2023 reconstruction, noting that the two accounts assign some tines differently. It also lists its inputs and assumptions and cautions that the model addresses geometry rather than determining what happened.
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