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How do you know if the body you get back is the one you were meant to get?
A bit morbid perhaps, but the possibility exists after an event such as a plane crash, where the bodies will be in pieces and burnt, that you might not get back what you were expecting. The real question I suppose is "are there doctors that would knowingly give you back a body, where they weren't sure of the indentity to: a) give peace of mind to relatives, b) make it quick and easy for themselves?". A bit of a paranoid and cynical way to look at the world, but, in theory at least, it could happen - and it's not like doctor's take their oath and from then on do no wrong - Look at Harold shipman, one of Britain's most prolific serial killers.
The only positive way of identifying a body is either DNA, or dental records. So short of having your own medical lab, you have to take the doctor's word. Are you the sort of person that would question this? Is he Quincy, or a bit shifty, like Dr No? Would the doctor's word provide the peace of mind you need to be reassured that it's the body you want back? The only way I could think of this being disproved is if the victim had an artificial limb, or gold teeth, then had a cremation. But how many people look at the ashes after a cremation, or indeed at a body after a plane crash?
Sorry if this upsets anyone, but it's just hypothetical. The sad fact is that there are probably people in the medical profession that would do this sort of thing to save time and money.
> In an air crash the whole thing would most likely explode and leave
> very little of anything left.
I don't know the full facts and detail of this but...
They found one of the bodies of the stewardesses on the 9/11 flights and managed to come to the conclusion that she had been tied up.
I don't know what the remains were like but they couldn't have been that bad if they were able to identify her like that.
> If I was dead, and could think, up with the big guy, I wouldn't really
> mind that much if people didn't know which body was mine or, the wrong
> body was belived to be mine. It's the soul of the person you respect
> and love, not the shell, or body they temporery body they live in.
> It's like respecting clothing. That's what I believe anyway, sorry if
> that upsets anyone, but that's my view.
i totally agree with you! The soul lives on...
I spose its a cheaper Cremation?? no sorry (out of tact)
And what if you was buried under someone elses name
Going back to the ...what would you have on your gravestone topic!
Anyway, the thought is actually quite sickening, it must happen but that's life. In a crash like that Kyz22 i right your dead so..
> If it was me in the crash, i wouldnt care. If it was a releticve i
> suppose i'd question it!
Well you wouldn't care majourly because you would be dead!