A forensic description of the scene reveals a meal set on a table, likely in Skagen, Denmark, as indicated

A forensic description of the scene reveals a meal set on a table, likely in Skagen, Denmark, as indicated. A white, scalloped-edge plate occupies the center, laden with various food items. On the left side of the plate, flaked, cooked salmon, appearing light pink and orange, is distributed in irregular pieces. Adjacent to the salmon is a portion of salad, comprising green lettuce leaves and shredded purple cabbage, possibly coated in a light dressing. To the rear of the salad, several small, whole or halved potatoes, yellowish in color and sprinkled with green herbs (likely chives or parsley), are present. A single piece of a white baguette, approximately 10-15 cm long and cut lengthwise, rests on the plate to the right of the potatoes and in front of a metal fork with four tines. A partial view of what appears to be the head or skeletal remains of a smaller fish is visible on the far right edge of the plate, suggesting another component of the meal. The plate rests on a blue and white striped fabric tablecloth. In the blurred background, two clear glasses are visible: one appears to contain water, and a stemmed glass holds a rosé-colored liquid, likely wine. The arrangement indicates a meal in progress or recently concluded.