Reply #241: About those body parts [View All]

Am I the only person who feels that the Tri-State Crematory was in the business of supplying corpses to willing buyers?

Who would want a stiff, you ask?
Artists.
Scientists.
People who want to be presumed dead.
Politicians who want to fake an atrocity.

Do the math.
If Tri-State did not cremate people for OVER TEN YEARS and yet only 340 corpses were recovered.

A check of records in southeast Tennessee counties found that funeral directors sent 257 bodies to Tri-State Crematory since 1999. County health departments in Tennessee are required to keep cremation records only for three years.
www.oakridger.com/stories/022702/stt_0227020035.html
340 - 257 = 83
See what I mean?

Now the latest development at the crematory is that the alleged "broken" incinerator, isn´t really broken as Marsh said it was, and this was confirmed after the machine was successfully tested last week. So the cremation incinerator is in fine shape and operational. Why then did Ray Brent Marsh lie?
http://login.bellaonline.com/articles/art1362.asp

Where did those bodies all vanish to?
Plenty of funeral homes were shipping one body a week to that place.
So sad.
So so sad.
http://www.jewishsf.com/bk010608/comm3.shtml
http://www.juf.org/news_public_affairs/article.asp?key=3011