Abuse by NHS maintenance man (Ed.) Warning, disgusting.

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Similar caper happened down this way a good while back


Also my aunt donated her body to medical research after they had done with her they pay for the burial or cremation
 
Any one seen that film kill bill

My name is buck and I am here to **** scene ???

And they were not even dead but in a comas
 
Roy Bloom said:
I'm sure they colud be positioned to provide a degree of sensitivity, but still provide suffcient protection against abuse.
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You wouldn't necessarily need cams in the mortuary. Just in the corridor aimed at the door(s), so that you can see who is going in and out.

Those of you who are saying you shouldn't have to have cameras to protect the mortuary...well, you shouldn't need cams anywhere, but they are there for safety and security. If you have them in other places, why not outside the mortuary?
 
securespark said:
You wouldn't necessarily need cams in the mortuary. Just in the corridor aimed at the door(s), so that you can see who is going in and out.

Those of you who are saying you shouldn't have to have cameras to protect the mortuary...well, you shouldn't need cams anywhere, but they are there for safety and security. If you have them in other places, why not outside the mortuary?
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If you reduce it to that, a code or pass entry door would give times of entry and exit, and could indicate exactly who was entering and exiting.
True, codes or passes can be shared or divulged to others, but that's the responsibility of the code/pass holder.
It wouldn't provide any evidence of any activity within the room.
I would have thought that autopsies could be recorded anyway. A CCTV system would be a useful addition to such investigations. So why not have CCTV in mortuaries?
It needn't provide too much detail.
 
Necrophilia has been recorded throughout history. R4 happens to be currently talking about Edgar Alan Poe's writings about it.
People have strange hobbies.
Sure there should be cameras, simple.
Automatically blaming the government for everything is another addiction of the disgusting, which we can see rather easily in this forum.
 
its worth remembering that he murdered Wendy Knell, 25, and Caroline Pierce, 20. He escaped detection for 3 decades. His sick hobby, while disgusting and hurtful to the families cannot harm those who were his victims. You cannot say the same for the 2 women whose homes he broke in to and murdered. My guess is he had an uncontrollable addiction to the feeling he got and may well have chosen the dead to avoid killing the living.

I'm not excusing him at all, he is clearly very sick and disgusting. There would be no need for CCTV, ID door entry logs would show a pattern.
 
Cameras in the morgue would probabaly prevent the practise. Is that not the aim?
Cameras in the corridoor might provide circumstantial evidence post factum. Business for lawyers I suppose.
 
Strange ??? May be

Murder is not un common and in many cases does not make the news or just a brief mention

But what seems to garner interest is not the murder but what the murderer may have done with the corpse / body after they are dead ???
 
transam said:
Strange ??? May be

Murder is not un common and in many cases does not make the news or just a brief mention

But what seems to garner interest is not the murder but what the murderer may have done with the corpse / body after they are dead ???
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Wow! That's unusual.
Transam has made a valid out-of-the-box comment.
I'm tempted to give you a like for your inventiveness and originality.
But I just can't bring myself to do it.

It proves the old adage:

"The greatest lesson in life is to know that even fools are right sometimes."​

Winston Churchill
 
I'm sure he would cherish it.

I'm going to give you a like, because your arrogance and sense of superiority seems to know, no limits.
 
motorbiking said:
I'm sure he would cherish it.

I'm going to give you a like, because your arrogance and sense of superiority seems to know, no limits.
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Charity begins elsewhere. ;)
Give it at home and it looks more like selfishness.
 
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