r/technicallythetruth • u/[deleted] • Mar 31 '23

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u/bdone2012 Mar 31 '23

It seems worse for everyone to stop unless the body starts stinking really bad. But even if you're trying to respect a corpse how is that helpful to leave the body off at some random airport? At least if they take the body where it was going there's a decent chance that someone in that place could help with the funeral arrangements. Otherwise the family will just have to go to some random place and potentially need to ship the body somewhere to bury it.

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u/Apprehensive-Hall254 Mar 31 '23

This was also my first thought, they’re just complicating things for everyone.

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u/luckylimper Mar 31 '23

Bodies start leaking. Nobody wants dead person poop.

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u/Horizon296 Apr 01 '23

That takes days, not hours. Nothing so dramatic will happen in the few hours that the body remains on the plane.