[jboot]

If you read the whole wretched interview, you find that the big reason the family is making a stink about this is because the boy's father is concerned that the family will not be able to be buried together, or near to his parent's graves.

Such things are small potatoes next to the souls of your family, but I don't suppose father really believes in the Living Christ who will judge the living and the dead, either. For him, religion is probably nothing more than smells and bells, baptistries and sepulchres and pretty music. He seems to be merely a consumer of religion-it is beyond the pale for it to make any demands of him.

[HiTech RedNeck]

Isn’t the boy old enough to choose where he wants to be buried when he is ready to push up daisies? This sounds bizarre of the parents too. It isn’t all the boy’s weirdness.