[Lobsterbird]

Alright. I think this wins the award for most depressing post on DR. And also, I am going to go with cremation too.

as usual, great post(s) Kelly.

[lavampirelapin]

eeeeeeeewwwwwwwww.

curiosity satisfied about what an exhumation looks like.

[Faline]

Originally Posted by johnny_mars ↗

this just proves that sooner or later we will all go bald

Originally Posted by eatonbeavers ↗

Great post Kelly where do you find this stuff.
quite bad for the family though its like the poor person was evicted from there Grave.
Something Jordano222 said brought back some not so good memories for me as well. the last ten years I worked at the hospital
my shop was directly across the hall from the Mourge.
there were four chairs which set just outside the door to my shop where the family members would wait to be allowed to make visual Identification of there loved ones . Some of my worst memories of working in the hospital happened in those four chairs outside my shop.
I to have heard the wailing, crying, screaming and sometimes sounds that I did not even know a human could make come from a persons family and friends when they first learn of someones death. You know over the years the stuff that sticks with me the memories I can't get out of my head from working in this business are not the sites of the blood and gore .
The stuff that has stuck with me over the years is the faces and reactions of the patients family and friends that never leave me.

Endless searching

And that is something i could not deal with. Seeing so much heartache of family members

[Kehko]

Originally Posted by eatonbeavers ↗

Great post Kelly where do you find this stuff.
quite bad for the family though its like the poor person was evicted from there Grave.
Something Jordano222 said brought back some not so good memories for me as well. the last ten years I worked at the hospital
my shop was directly across the hall from the Mourge.
there were four chairs which set just outside the door to my shop where the family members would wait to be allowed to make visual Identification of there loved ones . Some of my worst memories of working in the hospital happened in those four chairs outside my shop.
I to have heard the wailing, crying, screaming and sometimes sounds that I did not even know a human could make come from a persons family and friends when they first learn of someones death. You know over the years the stuff that sticks with me the memories I can't get out of my head from working in this business are not the sites of the blood and gore .
The stuff that has stuck with me over the years is the faces and reactions of the patients family and friends that never leave me.

god, and imagine how much those things stay in THEIR minds when they're the ones experiencing it.

Seeing the end of the video confirmed my suspicion that the body had to be moved because the family could no longer pay the rent. It is terrible that people have to pay rent on graves in those places.

But the family member(s) being there was NOT a good idea.

The video wouldn't have bothered me if it wasn't for the crying. How horrible would it be to have to see your loved one looking like that?

[InspectorSpeculum]

Still trying to figure out what they were doing and why - take her out of the casket, stuff her in a Hefty bag, then back in the open hole? The lack of care (save the guy who half-assed tried to put the hair back on, which made me facepalm a bit) and the weeping was just horrible. :/

[Dynamaxion]

Well I won't be buried in Brazil.....

[irishyluck]

Those guys with the shovels, I'm thinking they have done that before. So why r they moving the dead? Family couldn't pay up?

[the aBROKalypse]

oh maann.... i am not getting moved -.-

[SOTIC]

Dude was buried with his shoes on......... how ironic, that he was planning on going some where later.......

[Xfactor]

Shocking video