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does anyone here have graverobbing experience?

brianmanahan

brianmanahan

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all my life i have thought that it would be so cool to be a grave robber. the way i see it, its not really stealing cuz the person is dead. plus all the history! thats all indiana jones did and they made movies about him.

has anyone actually robbed a grave and can provide real world insights? is it as cool as i think it would be?
 
Contact my old friend, "John the Body Snatcher."

He was sent to Joliet State Prison in 1968 or 69 for "illegally transporting a corpse without a license."
 
Is there an accelerated program for those looking to move from cradle robbers to grave robbers? If so, I might have an inside track.
 
I dunno... but if anyone stole from my grave I'll be sure to haunt them for their rest of their lives or until they return it... 😛
 
This is why I am being cremated.

I really don't want the filthy hands of brianmanahan fondling my worm-eaten corpse.
 
sixone said:
It's called "archaeology". Perhaps you've heard of it?
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eh but with archeology you have to

1: goto school
2: do boring things like dust off the stuff and file it in cabinets
3: get a permit

graverobbing has none of those restrictions as far as i know
 
brianmanahan said:
eh but with archeology you have to

1: goto school
2: do boring things like dust off the stuff and file it in cabinets
3: get a permit

graverobbing has none of those restrictions as far as i know
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Even Indiana Jones had to do that boring stuff, too. Remember the snakes, and the rats?
 
Crypts, maybe. I might be persuaded to break into a crypt. But the buried ones? Six feet of dirt is a lot of digging in the dark.
 
Step one: buy traffic cones. No matter the activity if done within a perimeter of traffic cones will be considered legally and socially acceptable. People instinctively just keep moving, glad your activity is not inconveniencing them.
 
IronWing said:
Step one: buy traffic cones. No matter the activity if done within a perimeter of traffic cones will be considered legally and socially acceptable. People instinctively just keep moving, glad your activity is not inconveniencing them.
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well you see i live out in the country, i can go to some graveyards where people dont go for days at a time :sneaky:
 
brianmanahan said:
well you see i live out in the country, i can go to some graveyards where people dont go for days at a time :sneaky:
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Look at your neighbors. Do they look like the kind of folks with money to bury? Rules for lawyers #1: Never sue poor people. Rules for robbers #1: Go where the money is.
 
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