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In Forensic Sciences, "washer-women's marks" are called when:

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Washer-woman's marks indicate prolonged immersion in water but do not necessarily prove drowning.
Updated On: May 18, 2026
  • a female corpse in found drowning and water is inhaled causing severe chest pain as the cause of death
  • washer women commit crime by dawning and suffocating the victim in water
  • the corpse has remained in water for more than twelve hours, the skin of hands and feet show a bleached and sodden appearance.
  • a bloodstain pattern is created on a wet bloody surface where a recognizable image is created on the body.
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The Correct Option is C

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