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If they can pull dna out of a wood chipper they can pull it out of a grinder. I hear in the Canadian case they tried testing the pig dna but it had been too long. |
Deep sea fishing, all I'm sayin.
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My Uncle Bill did that and it didn't end so well for him. |
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Timely thread. Thanks for posting !
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Do you know anyone with a dog food factory...
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I'm subscribing so I won't have a Google search show up in my history if the need arises.
As for desert burials, I've heard to dig a very deep and narrow hole to bury the body vertically, as drones search for horizontal disturbances in the ground cover. The deep desert in AZ is very hard to access. It's horseback, quad or dirt bike and not much else. |
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Just put in a freezer in your basement!
When you die it will be a big surprise for the family! |
If only we knew someone with a pond.
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It depends on the circumstances and where you are located.
In the American south, parts of Australia and Africa, leave it lying in an out of the way place near water and the crocs and alleys will take care of it. For a person known or related to your "friend", the Jimmy Hoffa method is recommended. Unfortunately, I can't tell you what that is as they have never found the body, but large pours of concrete seem likely. If it is just a thrill killing of a homeless person, just leave it there, no effort will be put into trying to solve it. The important thing is don't be a serial killer. One and done and they will never find your "friend". |
If only we knew someone building a stadium.
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If your buddy has a body of which to dispose, he planned poorly
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Not a subject you want in your search history on your home computer or phone...
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robert_Pickton |
Get a job at a crematorium. Just slip it in with the rest of the bodies.
Of course it does matter a lot on how big the body is. A 90 pound woman or a jockey is a lot easier than a 6'6" 350 pound man. |
Put a 10mm socket on it, will be lost forever.
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