[sylvz88]

thanks, glad you seem to like those pics!!!
I hope someday I 'll do a legionnaires body reduction!!! Most of the time they died overseas and went back in France in a zinc casket and are really well preserved through the years. In their army uniform they just look impressive... but don't worry since i know you guys appreciate my contributions I'll keep going posting every time i cross something special... thanks for your comments

[SeaGrave]

Very interesting stuff

[cortdb]

awesome post!! thanks

[Billthegravedigger]

Originally Posted by Softballmama13 ↗

Again another absolutely fascinating post! You are Documenting Reality as you put it in one of the purest forms because like it or not this is all of our reality sooner or later! This is A question for both you and Bill, how long did it take for you to feel comfortable and not so sick to your stomach doing A job like this? Thank you and can't wait to see what else is coming!

I wont lie, sometimes it bothers me more than others. If they are turning into gravesoap, it is not all that bad. On the other hand, if they are still in the putrifaction stages, it can be quite horrible.

[Guderian1974]

Amazing what we are reduced to in the end...so much for the billions spent every year on vanity...lol

[ethine]

This is amazing! Post more!

[NEVERBACKZ]

Originally Posted by Billthegravedigger ↗

I wont lie, sometimes it bothers me more than others. If they are turning into gravesoap, it is not all that bad. On the other hand, if they are still in the putrifaction stages, it can be quite horrible.

Hats off to ya pal Id say uv seen some awful sights

[**butterflylove**]

These pics should be a selling pitch in cremation ads....

[sylvz88]

Originally Posted by **butterflylove** ↗

These pics should be a selling pitch in cremation ads....

NO no no !!! I need to work!!!!

[Dagwood]

Awesome! I alsways wondered what folks looked like after awhile.

How old are the corpses?