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Politics : PRESIDENT GEORGE W. BUSH

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To: Orcastraiter who wrote (518949)	1/3/2004 3:56:13 PM
From: jim-thompson	Read Replies (1) of 769670

Next time you eat some stew from the crockpot you can think back to this article>> *************************************************** Barbara Osborne, a woman from Mississippi, had had no reservations about spending $4,000 for Daddy's "protective" copper casket. The mortuary agreed to hold it while a private family mausoleum was being built. Two months later—when Barbara went to place flowers for Father's Day—the casket was "stinking to high heaven." Batesville took four months to supply a new casket. A video of the rotting flesh made during the transfer confirmed Barbara's worst fears. Barbara now has an $8 million law suit against Batesville for consumer fraud. ****************************************************** It's going to keep out air, water, and other elements, we're told. But Batesville doesn't bother to reveal that—by keeping air out—a sealed casket (in anything but the most frigid weather) becomes a crock-pot that is likely to turn the body into a smelly stew, whether it's embalmed or not. And Batesville had six caskets at the forensic center to study this stew! ********************************************************** funerals.org

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