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embalmed

mod. alcohol intoxicated. By morning they were all embalmed.

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Many prominent Civil War officers were embalmed, including the first casualty of the war,  (https://en.

How Lincoln's Embrace Of Embalming Birthed The American Funeral Industry

If it is embalmed, there are a lot of limitations and sometimes you cannot really recognize an entry or exit wound,' she said.

PNP: Kian not shot at close range

In effect, this means, that the body has to be repatriated only from Dubai airport because medically equipped ambulances from DHA or private hospitals cannot be used for transporting embalmed bodies.

Transport rule delays repatriation of bodies

In an address last nation, he said that Chavez would be embalmed and displayed for eternity like former communist leader H[sz][c]o ChE[degrees] Minh, Lenin, Stalin and Mao Zedong.

Hugo Chavez to be embalmed

Because of the longer wait bodies have to be embalmed at a cost PS100 to PS160 per body when that would be unnecessary if Colwyn Bay cremations took place more promptly.

Bodies having to be embalmed in funeral backlog; CREMATORIUM IN CRISIS LONGER SERVICE TIMES BLAMED FOR DELAYS

The coroner asked him: "Why were you so desperate to have your wife's body embalmed within 48 hours of her death?

Man grilled over wife's honeymoon drug death

president to be embalmed after his assassination on April 14, 1865.

Embalming in the Civil War: a Canadian mortuary tradition: while it is widely known that the U.S. Civil War ushered in a new generation of weaponry, it also redefined the standard treatment of battlefield corpses

Bennett and former Assistant District Attorney Paula Frasso, who no longer works in the district attorney's office, knew the body had been embalmed in violation of court order, but never apprised Judge Agnes.

Child assault charges stick; Judge denies dismissal request

He also had to contend with the complaints of his customers, who were dissatisfied for example with the visual appearance of the embalmed corpse, in particular the face.

Death 'on the move': funerals, entrepreneurs and the rural-urban Nexus in South Africa

A GRIEF-STRICKEN son has gone on the run with the embalmed body of his mother.

SON ON RUN WITH MUM'S BODY IN CAR; Cops in hunt for embalmed corpse

In the back, among the old gaskets and engine blocks, the corpses are disemboweled, cleaned, embalmed and dressed for burial.

Funeral homes compete for corpses

The final train ride of Abraham Lincoln's embalmed body form Washington, D.

Drinking grandma: the problem of embalming

I never gave Colin Tebbutt directions to have the princess embalmed," he said.

Diana 'feared her calls were tapped'

After 24 hours a body has to be buried or embalmed in our state.

Ashes to ashes

The aim of the present study is to analyze the differences in the soft facial tissue thicknesses measured in corpses without fixing, with recent death, and in embalmed corpses.

Comparisons in soft-tissue thicknesses on the human face in fresh and embalmed corpses using needle puncture method/Comparacion en el grosor del tejido blando de la cara, con el metodo de puncion con aguja, en cadaveres frescos y conservados