[Calvin Locke]

I first heard about this phenomena way back, in a business article. Storage facilities get some sort of [forgotten] legal protection for bodies, hazmats, etc., that are stored unknowingly by the facility.

The incident I remember was a locker was auctioned off for non-payment, and bodies were found. It turned out that a husband killed his wife and kid(s), and remarried. Eventually, the new wife took over the bill paying, and didn't recognize the storage charges, so she stopped paying.

[sodpoodle]

Perhaps it would be a good Company policy if freezers were not allowed to be stored in lockers - or in a special location that is accessible for inspection by Company personnel.

The issue of privacy is a non starter. If you want to keep your personal items in a storage locker - there is no need for a freezer. You hunters can keep your kills at home.

[Gamecock]

Storage facilities get some sort of [forgotten] legal protection for bodies, hazmats, etc., that are stored unknowingly by the facility.

Not to mention terrorists.