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Body temperature typically reaches the temperature of the surrounding environment within 24 hours of death. ... External factors, such as room or air temperature, exposure to sun, wind, or snow, or the clothes a person is wearing impact this estimate and can make it challenging to pinpoint an exact time of death.

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The human body's temperature typically reaches the temperature of the surrounding environment within 24 hours of a death. Many external factors, such as a room or air temperature, exposure to the sun, the wind, the snow, or the clothes the person is wearing impacts this estimate and makes it challenging to pinpoint an exact time of when the person died.

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