[SimoneFlen']

Originally Posted by Analsmith ↗

From a distance, car appears to have tinted windows. Plus, he was lying back in the seat and apparently parked legally, so it's not much of a stretch that it took a while for someone to get close enough to the vehicle to notice the corpse. It is sad that it took so long for people to find him - seems to indicate no one was trying very hard.

I find it strange that the passenger seat is also in a reclined position. Who was lying in there next to him, when did they leave, and why didn't they put the seat back up? If he put it down himself, why? A little unusual.

I'm just surprised that no one noticed the smell.

[ambubadger]

Gonna need a ton of those little tree air fresheners to get that thing ready for Craigslist!

[jesse]

It's sad no one missed him.

[William May]

That there is a typical Tucson driver, waiting for the green light to get even greener, before they actually move their car. In Tucson it's more like 21-27 days before they move.

[eyeful_hound]

Originally Posted by Simone ↗

Bloody hell, is that genuine?! Wow, that's shocking that it happened in such a public place. Poor bloke.

After about the first hour, I don't think it much mattered to him, time is just a formality at that point.
It does make for excellent DR content though.

[ForgetMeNot]

Originally Posted by Rigor ↗

Well, the car is ruined for sure

Come on....Glade Plug-in would take the smell right out...

[northernlights]

I'll bet the blast of stink that occurred when they opened that car door was similar to a Mike Tyson knockout punch delivered squarely to the chin.

[2cents]

Originally Posted by Bastet ↗

That's quite a find I can only imagine how "ripe" the aroma was.

A half dozen air fresheners hanging from the review mirror...nobody will even notice!

[spyderguard]

"You too can become Grace Jones in just 19 days!"

[Mongolian60]

I wonder if the car was discounted