Originally Posted by
Rob21
According to comments from the Brazilian rescue team, most of the 50 bodies recovered had no clothes on.
This was confirmed by forensics held in Brazil.
If this is true, what kind of wind (or water) velocity can tear clothes off ?
I believe wave action is known to remove clothing, as well as decompression - the recovered bodies were floating for considerable time.
Water in-rush on impact might also do it
As would decompression and ejection at altitude - but other evidence points away from that. Hopefully the data from the boxes will give us definitive answer soon