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COTHEL occurs to the areas of human bodies involved in severe car wrecks or who are maimed by traumatic blows. COTHEL WHITES are freshly exposed areas of white cracked bone. Freshly torn, or skinned flesh expose these areas. Cothel doesn't only apply to exposed bone trauma, it's also the bleached effect you see when shining a light on objects in the dark, revealing objects in their chalky, palish, bare nature; it's very scary seen when shining a light around holes or areas with allot of shadows, and especially dead bodies at night.
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