Coroner and Jack Robinson in Jack and the Beanstalk: The Real Story

Now the first six vertebra were pulverized. There, see it. Massive compound fractures to the posterior cranium. Death was probably caused by deep trauma impact severing the neck and crushing the spinal cord, there.

You sure it's not some kind of dinosaur? Maybe you just haven't found the tail yet.

Mr. Robinson, everyone here is highly qualified. What we have found here defies everything we thought we knew about the evolution of humankind for the last hundred thousand years.

Don't tell me you think this thing is human, a real giant.

I know it sounds unbelievable, but yes.

Siggy, we have a giant skeleton in our closet.

Now death occurred between three to four hundred years ago. It was separated at the torso and each joint by a sharp object. This creature was murdered.