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HERVEPA

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12. From the original post

Reply to whathehell (Reply #5)

Fri Jan 30, 2015, 09:02 PM

Jan 2015

"Robert Oswald had bought the pine bluff casket for his brother, whose body was exhumed in 1981 amid conspiracy theories that it did not contain Lee Harvey Oswald's body. After a Dallas hospital confirmed the body through dental records, it was reburied, but not in the original casket, which was too water-damaged"

And Coles didn't post anything indicating he didn't read it.

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JUDGE: FUNERAL HOME WRONGLY SOLD LEE HARVEY OSWALD'S CASKET [View all] Omaha Steve Jan 2015 OP

Unethical swine like them have no business operating a funeral home. ColesCountyDem Jan 2015 #1

Um, I hope this doesn't sound strange but, whathehell Jan 2015 #2

Maybe read the post? HERVEPA Jan 2015 #3

Maybe MYOB? whathehell Jan 2015 #5

what the hell? CatWoman Jan 2015 #7

Yes? whathehell Jan 2015 #9

bwah! bigwillq Jan 2015 #10

bwah! whathehell Jan 2015 #11

From the original post HERVEPA Jan 2015 #12

Already read, dear whathehell Jan 2015 #14

He was, but it was unfit to re-bury him in. n/t ColesCountyDem Jan 2015 #4

Okay, thanks. n/t whathehell Jan 2015 #6

The dead body and funeral industry is truly a dark and scary world underpants Jan 2015 #8

Who bought Kennedy's brain? That's what I want to know. Monk06 Jan 2015 #13

Judging from the Zapruder film, christx30 Jan 2015 #15

The scariest part is that someone thought the casket was worth $87k ripcord Jan 2015 #16

Dang Skippy Arcadiasix Jan 2015 #17

Gotta hang on to them family heirlooms! Elmergantry Jan 2015 #18

That's unfortunate. Ykcutnek Jan 2015 #19

But that will break up the set! NBachers Jan 2015 #20

Mental Health ? father founding Jan 2015 #21

this week on antiques roadshow--could see them get really excited dembotoz Jan 2015 #22

This week Antiques Roadshow travels to Dallas, Texas ..... kwassa Jan 2015 #25

with 50 buck pledge get a mini coffin replica keychain with station letters embossed` dembotoz Jan 2015 #26

ackety. Whole thing stinks. lonestarnot Jan 2015 #23

Sold to the bidder on the grassy knoll. NuclearDem Jan 2015 #24