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R.I.P. Anna Nicole Smith

EmptyPockets

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Anonymous

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:lol: :lol: The sad thing is that she can't even rest in peace-- now they're fighting over and going to court over who has control of her body... :roll:
 

Denny

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Oldtimer said:
:lol: :lol: The sad thing is that she can't even rest in peace-- now they're fighting over and going to court over who has control of her body... :roll:

No kidding most families would be having a wake tonight and a funeral tommorrow.
 

sic 'em reds

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Isn't that the same as James Brown? He died around the 1st of the year and the family is still arguing where he will be buried. Sickening, put them in the ground and let them be.
 

IL Rancher

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For a long time James Brown's coffin and body where locked inside his house,, They wanted to get the will settled before letting the funeral happen so people couldn't walk away with his stuff if it didn't belong to them.. Very sad.. Money makes people do some pretty dispicable stuff.
 
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Anonymous

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Reminds me of when I was at one coroner school and looking at pictures of bodies that were exhumed years later for an autopsy or further investigation....Anyway we began noticing that some of the black folks were almost in the same condition as when the body had been buried 15-20 years before....Fantastically preserved....

One of the morticians from the south explained it to us.... In many of the black communities they always want an expensive casket and big funeral- but often don't have the money up front to pay--so the morticians wouldn't let go of the body and the unpaid for casket until they gathered the money- which sometimes took a week or two or more-- so the morticians did any extra good job with the embalming since they might have the body lying around for weeks/months before the funeral and burial...
 

Soapweed

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Oldtimer said:
Reminds me of when I was at one coroner school and looking at pictures of bodies that were exhumed years later for an autopsy or further investigation....Anyway we began noticing that some of the black folks were almost in the same condition as when the body had been buried 15-20 years before....Fantastically preserved....

One of the morticians from the south explained it to us.... In many of the black communities they always want an expensive casket and big funeral- but often don't have the money up front to pay--so the morticians wouldn't let go of the body and the unpaid for casket until they gathered the money- which sometimes took a week or two or more-- so the morticians did any extra good job with the embalming since they might have the body lying around for weeks/months before the funeral and burial...

But couldn't that be considered discrimination against white folks? :???: :? :shock: :shock: :wink: :)
 

Mike

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Most blacks down here aren't buried until a week or two after death.

I always thought it was to give the kin folks time to get here from Detroit. :???:
 
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Anonymous

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Soapweed said:
Oldtimer said:
Reminds me of when I was at one coroner school and looking at pictures of bodies that were exhumed years later for an autopsy or further investigation....Anyway we began noticing that some of the black folks were almost in the same condition as when the body had been buried 15-20 years before....Fantastically preserved....

One of the morticians from the south explained it to us.... In many of the black communities they always want an expensive casket and big funeral- but often don't have the money up front to pay--so the morticians wouldn't let go of the body and the unpaid for casket until they gathered the money- which sometimes took a week or two or more-- so the morticians did any extra good job with the embalming since they might have the body lying around for weeks/months before the funeral and burial...

But couldn't that be considered discrimination against white folks? :???: :? :shock: :shock: :wink: :)

Well after attending that class and seeing what we saw it was the consensus of all there that cremation or coyote food on the prairie were much better and cheaper alternatives....
 
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