Russell's Story and Lee's Timeline
One minor detail about Russell's story that I found interesting, was that it sort of establishes a timeline for Lee's story.
We first meet Russell on day 184, and if you choose the hide option when Nate's pick up truck appears, Russell either sees Doug or Carley lying dead off to the side of the road. This kind of establishes a timeline for Lee as advanced decomposition hasn't set in for Doug or Carley, and they both are still recognizable, despite laying fully exposed to the elements in autumn in Georgia, when it still be quite warm.
Im thankfully no expert on human decomposition, but I doubt that could have been anything more than a couple weeks at most after Carley or Doug had been killed.
We first meet Russell on day 184, and if you choose the hide option when Nate's pick up truck appears, Russell either sees Doug or Carley lying dead off to the side of the road. This kind of establishes a timeline for Lee as advanced decomposition hasn't set in for Doug or Carley, and they both are still recognizable, despite laying fully exposed to the elements in autumn in Georgia, when it still be quite warm.
Im thankfully no expert on human decomposition, but I doubt that could have been anything more than a couple weeks at most after Carley or Doug had been killed.
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Whether their body should've decomposed at that rate within two months, (or if it should've been more decomposed) I haven't the slightest clue.