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His explanation of thinking it was part of a leftover Halloween decoration/scene could make sense depending on what else was in the yard. Some people really get carried away with that graveyard stuff.
It did say the deceased had just worked the graveyard shift.....
His explanation of thinking it was part of a leftover Halloween decoration/scene could make sense depending on what else was in the yard. Some people really get carried away with that graveyard stuff.
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Originally Posted by Magnolia Bloom
True. I think something like this happened last year, too, with a woman, but not a postal worker that saw her.
I'm sure the postal worker is sick over this.
That could be true. Some years ago, a man hung himself from a tree in a park on a busy road across from a number of houses. It was around Halloween, and people thought some kids had put a dummy in the tree. He was there half the day before someone took a closer look and realized it was a real dead human being.
He probably sees lots of prone motionless people back at the post office and just assumed the guy was sleeping.
Or seriously--I think I would assume the person was passed out/wasted. Used to find my ex that way. Earlier in the relationship I would check, but he was never dead, so I gave up checking.
Residents of a neighborhood in Juárez thought someone had put up a realistic Halloween decoration -- a man dressed in black hanging from a fence.
Halloweeners passed by the prop, the newspaper El Norte reported.
On Thursday, residents and officials discovered that the prop was real. It's not known whether the man committed suicide or someone killed him and hanged him there.
Or seriously--I think I would assume the person was passed out/wasted. Used to find my ex that way. Earlier in the relationship I would check, but he was never dead, so I gave up checking.
Yeah. I've had this with my mother, who doesn't drink but has sleep apnea. I've seen her pass out while sitting at the computer. She also tends to go on business trips and not call, so I'm worried one day I'll get an awkward phone call from a police officer asking why no one reported my mother missing after a week.
I had a flight in recent memory where there was en elderly man sleeping. It wasn't until people were getting off the plane that anyone thought he might be dead. He wasn't though.
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