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To: Liz

This doesn't pass the smell test.


2 posted on 12/22/2005 5:20:33 AM PST by rahbert
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To: rahbert

"This doesn't pass the smell test."

A few years ago in Georgia, they found a funeral home director literally stockpiling bodies around his home rather than cremating them, claiming the gas was too expensive. The cops found hundreds of bodies. Google Ray Brent Marsh.


7 posted on 12/22/2005 5:48:19 AM PST by bk1000 (A clear conscience is a sure sign of a poor memory)
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To: rahbert
>This doesn't pass the smell test

I agreed with you,
but I think it's true. Reports
are from multiple

newswires and picked up
by lots of outlets, not just
strange New York tabloids:

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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The bones of the late British broadcaster Alistair Cooke were stolen by a crime ring that snatched body parts to sell for transplant procedures, according to reports in two New York newspapers on Thursday.

Citing sources close to an investigation by the Brooklyn district attorney's office, the Daily News said Cooke's bones were snatched before his cremation and sold for more than $7,000 to two tissue processing companies.

It quoted Cooke's daughter, Susan, as saying she had learned of the theft last week and was shocked and saddened by it. ...

[Broadcaster Alistair Cooke's bones stolen: papers ]

37 posted on 12/22/2005 4:43:20 PM PST by theFIRMbss
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