Posted on 05/04/2019 11:14:32 AM PDT by Libloather
A Pennsylvania man is facing criminal charges after flushing his grandparents' ashes down the toilet.
Thomas Porter Wells, 33, allegedly did the deed after his mother kicked him out of her house because of his drinking habit and marijuana use.
Wells texted his mother later, saying "and soon as you die you'll be going in the same spot where you belong down the (expletive) you (expletive)."
**SNIP**
Wells faces two counts of abuse of a corpse and criminal mischief.
(Excerpt) Read more at washingtonexaminer.com ...
cremation may be wrong for YOU.
Ashes may be human remains, but they are not a corpse.
Why is cremation wrong?
Global warming?
The funeral industry has turned into such a racket that cremation is often the only option a family can afford.
I dont think they care much either way
I left when I was 15.
I think it’s civilized, efficient and space-saving. It’s also less creepy than thinking that someone’s earthly shell is slowly rotting in the ground.
Not as bad as a woman in PA did. Took husband’s ashes and mixed it in with a meal and fed her children and grand children it. Ugh!
I would sure like to see what he looks like :)
“At 33, this man is extremely immature.”
Does he have a skateboard and a man-bun?
“Man”? Really?
Not in my book...
One of my wife's friends is trying to get her two sons out of her house. Her oldest son is 48. We can't understand why she permits this, as her sons are abusive. Our daughters left home soon after high school, same as my wife and I. Proper parenting makes the difference.
Depends on how the statute is written. Probably a matter for the court to decide but I'm sure that the DA believes that it applies before charges were filed.
Odds that this loser is an Obama/Hillary voter? 100%
Somehow after that text I doubt youll ever be given the chance to Thomas.
It is likely the other way around. The man never grew up because he never moved away from his parents.
I'm amazed how common this is these days. When I was a teen, I was counting the days that I would be old enough to move away and be on my own. In fact, I enlisted in the military in large part to accelerate that much-desired outcome. It was considered shameful in my generation to live with your parents as an adult (unless you were the one taking care of them).
Definitely made you undateable. Women typically did not want to start a relationship with a grown man who was still living with mommy.
He looks 63....LOL
Hi.
According to the article he is 33.
He has been rode hard and put up wet.
Imho.
5.56mm
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