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The "scallop" bivalves around here exhibit deeply indented grooves or a  
corrugated surface that I always associated with the term "scalloped."  
Considering the arguments that scallopped might mean the effects of whipping, I  can see 
a physical connection. From a forensic view, could whip marks have  created 
grooves (after the swelling went down), rather than raised welts? All  rather 
grim, I understand. But the reverend (or witnesses) might have viewed the  body 
many hours after death.
 
Ron May
Legacy 106, Inc.



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