- bury dead
conspecifics placed in
their test chamber. Exhumation, or
disinterment, is the act of
digging something up,
especially a corpse. This is most...
- of the disappearance,
Brian was
charged on
January 18 with
murder and
disinterring a body
without authority, to
which he
pleaded not guilty; prosecutors...
-
commemorate his beatification. On 29
April 2011, John Paul II's
coffin was
disinterred from the
grotto beneath St. Peter's
Basilica ahead of his beatification...
- the 20
unknown German soldiers from the 1914
battle were
temporarily disinterred, and the
level of the
plaza was
lowered by 8 feet (2.4 m), with stone...
- St. Patrick's Old
Cathedral cemetery in
Lower Manhattan after being disinterred from an
unmarked grave on Long Island. At the
inauguration of US President...
- Revolution, to be
wearing a
medallion bearing the
exact date of his
disinterment. This was
first recorded by
Samuel Pepys as
early as 1667, long before...
- and
eastern Connecticut.
There are many do****ented
cases of
families disinterring loved ones and
removing their hearts in the
belief that the deceased...
- do****entary-****-personal journey. ...[Nylander] is
doing invaluable work here,
disinterring another collectively obscured tragedy and
presenting it back to Europe...
- Town, was that his body be burned, "the
ashes urned", and his dead sons
disinterred and
treated likewise. However,
according to the
sheriff of Jefferson...
-
essential aspect of
Jewish belief in the
eternity of the soul. Thus,
disinterring the dead,
deriving benefit from a
corpse or grave, or
acting in any way...
