Severed Foot Sticker – Bloody Horror Anatomy Art

A severed foot for anyone whose sticker collection could use a little more questionable anatomy.

This original horror sticker features a pale torn-off foot with exposed tissue, dark bloody details and long red nails. A gruesome little addition for horror fans, macabre collections, anatomy lovers and anyone with a suspiciously specific need for detached limbs.

Sticker details

• One sticker featuring original Cerebroscope Studio artwork
• Synthetic PP with a glossy protective laminate
• Water-resistant
• Printed, laminated and contour-cut in Germany

Available sizes

• Longest side approximately 5 cm (Medium)

For decorating notebooks, journals, laptops and other smooth surfaces.

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Z.O.M.B. LABORATORIES

Anatomical Intake Report 129-R

Material received: One foot.

Records:
One severed foot.

Z. OMB:
All feet are severed from something if sufficiently isolated conceptually.

Records:
No.

Z. OMB:
Fair objection. Revised.

Material received: One traumatically detached foot.

EXTERNAL EXAMINATION

Separation occurred proximal to the ankle.

Wound morphology is inconsistent with a clean surgical amputation.

Extensive soft-tissue disruption is present.

No attempt should be made to infer the mechanism of separation from gross appearance alone.

Possible mechanisms include crushing, traction, tearing, animal activity, machinery, postmortem damage, or combinations thereof.

Records:
So we don't know how it came off.

Z. OMB:
Correct.

Records:
It looks ripped off.

Z. OMB:
It looks like tissue that has undergone substantial mechanical disruption.

Records:
That's a very scientific way of saying ripped off.

Z. OMB:
It is a more accurate way of saying we do not yet know whether it was ripped off.

NOTE — BLOOD

Presence of blood does not independently establish that separation occurred while the individual was alive.

Assessment would require examination of tissue response, hemorrhage patterns and other evidence of vital reaction.

Records:
Can you tell whether the owner survived?

Z. OMB:
Not from a foot.

Records:
Can you estimate—

Z. OMB:
Not from a foot.

Records:
I haven't finished the question.

Z. OMB:
You were going to ask whether I could determine what happened to the rest of the individual.

Records:
Yes.

Z. OMB:
Not from a foot.

ADDENDUM — TERMINOLOGY DISPUTE

Records has repeatedly referred to the unidentified individual as “the victim.”

This designation has been rejected.

There is currently insufficient evidence to establish:

• whether a crime occurred;
• whether the individual was alive at the time of separation;
• whether the separation resulted from accident, deliberate action, medical intervention subsequently disrupted by other processes, or another mechanism;
• whether the foot originated from a human being.

Records:
It's a human foot.

Z. OMB:
It is morphologically consistent with one.

Records:
It has painted toenails.

Z. OMB:
That does not establish species.

Records:
Name another animal that paints its toenails.

Z. OMB:
Humans paint the toenails of dogs.

Records:
I regret asking.

Z. OMB:
This is why morphology is preferable to lifestyle inference.

PRELIMINARY CLASSIFICATION

Object: Detached biological extremity
Probable anatomy: Human foot
Mechanism of separation: Undetermined
Antemortem/postmortem: Undetermined
Owner: Unknown
Cause of owner's death: Unknown, including whether owner is dead
Anomalous properties: None observed

Storage: Appropriate biological containment pending further examination.

Z. OMB — FINAL NOTE

The specimen is visually dramatic.

The available evidence is not.

Do not allow the former to alter interpretation of the latter.