At least 15 bodies were exhumed to test drug levels.
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" The hollowed-out bodies of refugees evoke "an exhumed cemetery.
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Eight people exhumed the skeleton over the course of four hours.
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The removal was total: Even the dead were exhumed and relocated.
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Authorities exhumed at least one body of a suspected victim, WFAA reported.
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So here's to August Wilson who exhumed and exalted the ordinary people.
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Here is an (incomplete) account of his most frequently exhumed self contradictions.
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At Bukit Brown, the graves were exhumed individually and the remains cremated.
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They're not pieces exhumed from the archive, but they're definitely a continuation.
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The ruling could pave the way for hundreds more to be exhumed.
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Her body was exhumed, and her DNA was eventually matched with her siblings.
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"Here's to August Wilson, who exhumed and exalted the ordinary people," she added.
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Local police have since exhumed her body, believing her death to be suspicious.
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His body had been exhumed by glacier melting close to the Austrian border.
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When they exhumed her body 30 years after her death, it hadn't decayed.
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The controversy involves emails from 2009 exhumed in a FOIA request by Gawker.
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Wickrematunga's body was exhumed under tight police security in the main Colombo cemetery.
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As a kind of cure, she exhumed — figuratively and actually — her mother's body.
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Many museums store Native American skeletons, often exhumed without consent from burial grounds.
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In 19643 it had exhumed Hess's body and even removed his grave stone.
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Local police have since exhumed her body, believing her death to be suspicious.
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The Kaczynskis were exhumed in the presence of prosecutors, priests and family members.
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That too was exhumed by the Obama campaign from a campaign finance report.
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Put on some black eyeliner, turn up "Exhumed," and say goodbye to summer.
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Luisa Ortega told a local TV station four bodies had been exhumed so far.
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The feelings exhumed are so raw and visceral that all pretense is wiped away.
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MADRID — The Spanish government on Thursday exhumed the remains of the former dictator Gen.
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MADRID — The Spanish government on Thursday exhumed the remains of the former dictator Gen.
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At both ends of the line, skeletons are being exhumed from 19th-century graveyards.
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In order to prove his hunch, Eric actually had Olson's body exhumed in 1994.
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These concretions were then exhumed by erosion to be exposed on the seabed today.
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After being placed into the tomb in 1984, the Unknown was exhumed in 1988.
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But they never exhumed the body buried in the next to Kerrigan's late wife.
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Photos published by the military showed the grave being exhumed and multiple skeletal remains.
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Blumental also exhumed their bodies and buried them in the Jewish cemetery in Warsaw.
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A gangster's tomb was exhumed in 2012 for potential clues, but the mystery endured.
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The case remains unresolved, though Emmett's body was exhumed as part of the investigation.
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Some exhumed bodies appear to have been doused in acid or dismembered before burial.
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The body was exhumed and remains were sent to forensic anthropologists and a specialty lab.
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In 2015, the Pentagon exhumed their remains in hopes of identifying 80 percent of them.
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Franco's remains: The Spanish government on Thursday exhumed the remains of the former dictator Gen.
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In 1945, 311 bodies from three mass graves were exhumed in Stanca Roznovanu in Iasi.
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Due to a lack of space, three years later their bodies had to be exhumed.
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The wine is literally buried here and exhumed when the time comes to bottle it.
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Anjelica was identified in early 2013 after DNA tests were performed on her exhumed remains.
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This year alone, 1003 tonnes of "iron harvest" has been exhumed from the erstwhile battlefields.
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According to the Defense POW/MIA Accounting Agency, Carl Dorr's remains were exhumed in 2015.
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It's that Elektra has been exhumed, and the Hand is bringing her back to life.
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About half of the bodies have been exhumed, and more than 20 have been analyzed.
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The remains were exhumed for testing in the 1990s, but a yearslong investigation was inconclusive.
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Suppose you exhumed Shakespeare and ordered him to write a Roman play for our times.
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The eight bodies were exhumed and DNA samples were taken from the families of missing men.
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Two weeks before Christmas 2015, about two months after my queries, she was exhumed and reburied.
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Eventually, however, her bones were exhumed and displayed at the Tasmanian Museum, along with taxidermied thylacines.
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Till's body, which had never undergone an autopsy, was exhumed and reburied in a new coffin.
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But some parts of the internet, driven by the images of the exhumed sarcophagus, were spellbound.
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Yet he was exhumed and refurbished, and then inserted into the British legacy of indirect rule.
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Otherwise, graves are exhumed on a schedule posted at the cemetery entrance and on its website.
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Kendrick Johnson's body is expected to be exhumed for the second time to perform a third autopsy.
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Related: Salvador Dalí's Corpse Is Getting Exhumed Salvador's Sketchy Life Centers New Graphic Novel 'Dalí' Craving Surrealism?
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"Exhumed," the album's standout track, opens with thundering strings that meet their match in Jesus's howling voice.
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Here the past is never safely buried, but is continually exhumed to shape and reshape the present.
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During the investigation, Savio's body was exhumed and an autopsy reclassified her death from accidental to homicide.
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These remains were exhumed and buried alongside the other massacre victims at the same cemetery in 1947.
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And five mummies, exhumed from the sarcophagi, are unceremoniously flattened on the road by a large vehicle.
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The prosecutor, Luisa Ortega, told a local television station that four bodies had been exhumed so far.
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The graves were exhumed, and the first section of the new Lornie Highway opened in late-October.
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McDermott's body was exhumed and brought to Dover Air Force Base in Delaware, according to the newspaper.
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Sixty-six sets of remains were exhumed in 2013, and surveys detected about 2,000 coffins by 23.
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His former customers, however, suspected foul play — and now, reports Coindesk, they want Cotten's body exhumed. Why?
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In More, these artists deliver a look at tradition, exhumed, transformed, and updated for today's painting environment.
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Once all the bodies are exhumed and studied, officials plan to rebury the remains at a different location.
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Franco's remains will be exhumed "in a very short space of time", he told parliament on July 17th.
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Photo: APA Spanish judge just ordered the body of Salvador Dalí to be exhumed for a paternity test.
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Neruda's body was exhumed in 2013 and previous tests have found no evidence of poison but are ongoing.
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Conventional wisdom says Alec Baldwin probably shouldn't host the exhumed Match Game, but I mean, obviously, it's glorious.
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After her death her body was interred at Montparnasse Cemetery, and exhumed for re-burial at the Pantheon.
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He's an admittedly bitter man who had exhumed his father's corpse for a new autopsy on the body.
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One involved a military base in the department of Alta Verapaz, where hundreds of bodies have been exhumed.
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The boat has remained partly submerged in the water, a body that can be neither exhumed nor buried.
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This tiny mummy was exhumed from an Italian church in the 1980s, and scientists have studied it ever since.
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According to the Salt Lake Tribune , after a nurse raised questions about the woman's death, the body was exhumed.
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The body of 1930s gangster John Dillinger will soon be exhumed, at the request of two of his relatives.
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After they are finally buried, following elaborate community funerals, bodies are periodically exhumed during what is called the ma'nene'.
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Another prominent case, involving a military base where hundreds of bodies have been exhumed, is stalled in the courts.
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And like any such project, it was provisional, bequeathing buried tensions that in today's France are being increasingly exhumed.
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In the early 1990s, North Korea handed over a few dozen remains that it said had been recently exhumed.
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Police exhumed Brown, also known as Thomas Tracy Burum, from a Maricopa county cemetery and took pieces of bone.
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When Olivia's body was exhumed, an autopsy showed no evidence that she died of intestinal failure, the indictment states.
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But Tammy&aposs death is now being considered suspicious and her body has been exhumed to undergo further testing.
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It is estimated that 45,000 people have vanished; the remains of just over 6,000 have been found and exhumed.
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Never installed, likely due to Saladin's siege in 1187, they were exhumed from their burial places in the 20th century.
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Police said Maskell's body was exhumed in February for DNA testing in Cesnik's case and it was not a match.
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But Labour has simply exhumed policies that were buried decades ago for the good reason that they did not work.
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Dillinger's body will be exhumed and reinterred by September 16 at Crown Hill Cemetery in Indianapolis, according to the permit.
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As Mitchell demonstrates, the Western environments from which dinosaurs were literally being exhumed doubled as grounds for their imaginative resurrection.
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The remains, which were exhumed from mass graves, will be reburied in a ceremony on July 11, the massacre anniversary.
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As part of the investigation, they exhumed the bodies of former patients at clinics where Hoegel worked in northwest Germany.
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The photographer says he recently witnessed a highway being built through Bukit Brown Cemetery, where over 4,000 graves were exhumed.
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So far, it says, the remains of 1,258 people have been exhumed from the sites by the Mass Graves Directorate.
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After a church has been selected for conversion, any human remains inside are exhumed and moved to a Catholic cemetery.
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After half a century, however, the phrase was exhumed — in part as a message to those weathering the Great Recession.
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And in 2016, the city of Pamplona exhumed Emilio Mola and José Sanjurjo, two other leaders of the 1936 coup.
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When Mr. Parr is exhumed on Sunday evening, his steel prison will be filled with concrete and the road resealed.
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One believes they were migrants like them who hadn't made it, the bodies from shallow burials, exhumed by the wind.
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For several months the so-called Leichenkommando, or "corpse unit," exhumed thousands of bodies from mass graves and incinerated them.
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Last month, a Spanish judge ordered the artist's body to be exhumed for a paternity suit filed by a television psychic.
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After Kat&aposs body was exhumed from the frozen ground in December 2006, her family had a closed-casket funeral service.
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Out of the 95 burial sites identified thus far, 48 have been exhumed, according to a statement from the school district.
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The files showed that X-35 had been exhumed and sent to Saipan to be identified, along with thousands of others.
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But should the mass graves ever be exhumed and victims' remains returned to their ancestors, Sanchez-Albornoz favors a simpler fate.
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A judge eventually ordered his body to be exhumed in 2013, and 21 officers are now on trial for his murder.
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Memorial Day marks the day in 221 when four unknowns were exhumed from four World War I American cemeteries in France.
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Under the new policy, the bodies could be exhumed and handed back for burial if Hamas was willing to strike deals.
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Ms. Jones, who said she was having her brother's body exhumed to gather more evidence for a civil suit, is unsatisfied.
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So the DPAA exhumed the remains in 2016 and conducted a series of analyses from dental, anthropological and chest radiography records.
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Haunting photographs punctuate the text: a row of exhumed bodies, German officers playing cards and drinking schnapps, survivors erecting a memorial.
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Now, Chile wants to know how the skeleton was exhumed and smuggled abroad, and researchers have called the medical study unethical.
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A judge in Madrid has ruled that the artist's body must be exhumed in order to carry out a paternity test.
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Authorities initially thought her death was natural, but have since deemed her death suspicious and exhumed her remains on December 11.
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Authorities initially thought her death was natural but have since deemed her death suspicious and exhumed her remains on December 11.
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The film, directed by Ryan Suffern, at times plays out like a thriller as witnesses come forward and skeletons are exhumed.
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Our knowledge of the past is often exhumed from its trash, whether Victorian dustbins or ancient middens of bones and shells.
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Now that Dalí's corpse has finally been exhumed, his embalmer is happy to report the artist's signature mustache has remained perfectly coiffed.
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Even in this realm, Replicas has more of a throwback feel, like a mockbuster recently exhumed from a 20-year time capsule.
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Due to limited resources, only 65 bodies have been exhumed, Fouad Othman, the spokesman of the Martyrs Ministry in Kurdistan, told CNN.
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Cruz exhumed the comment from a 1995 episode of "703 Minutes," during which Feinstein discussed the limitations of the assault weapons ban.
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Related: Salvador Dalí's Rare Erotic Cookbook Is Getting Reprinted Salvador Dalí's Corpse Is Getting Exhumed Explore Salvador Dalí's World in Virtual Reality
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Often, though, bodies are exhumed to uncover legal or historic wrongdoing, in which case you'll need to meticulously map and photograph everything.
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The body of at least one of the possible victims was exhumed for further study last year, USA Today reported this week.
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Freshly placed candles adorn the Thomas family crypt, where the remains of Ms. Joseph's in-laws were recently exhumed for forensic testing.
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And some cryptocurrency investors, unable to retrieve their money, want the body of an executive exhumed to prove that he is dead.
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This week the skeletons - and his memories - emerged from Burundi's red earth as the mass grave he once helped fill was exhumed.
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On the day Garlic died and was buried, Mr. Huang exhumed Garlic's corpse, wrapped it carefully and placed it in his refrigerator.
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Further, he said, when nine bodies were exhumed by prosecutors under the previous government, it turned out that six had been misidentified.
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Not all would-be Yoricks, wishing their visage exhumed from the graveyard for contemplation by the Prince of Denmark, were so lucky.
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Erected in 1905, it stands in the downtown Health Sciences Park, accompanied by the Southerner's remains, exhumed from the local Elmwood Cemetery.
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Similarly, when synthwave artists exhumed 80s movies like Blade Runner, Robocop, and Terminator, they also dressed the music in the decade's fatalist retrofuturism.
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But an official there told Rio's Extra newspaper his remains had been exhumed and there was no record of what happened to them.
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Also known as the "Butcher of Plainfield," Gein had exhumed bodies from local graveyards and murdered two women for his macabre DIY crafting.
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The district attorney in Massachusetts later petitioned a court in Pennsylvania to have Kopechne's body exhumed so that an autopsy could be performed.
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Thirty-three years later, in 1965, an MIT scientist, Robley Evans, exhumed Byers' skeleton to measure the amount of radium in his bones.
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If a mass grave is eventually discovered, DeSantis said, the committee would likely ask that remains be exhumed and reburied on consecrated ground.
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A 15-tweet poem he wrote in July (and thankfully exhumed by The A.V. Club) begins with an examination of Marge's social life.
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In 2010, Brahe's skeleton was exhumed in Prague, and remains of gold, silver, and arsenic were found in his beard, bones, and hair.
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The popular account was that his body was exhumed from Queens and transported to Cuba during the regime of the dictator Fulgencio Batista.
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Magid had Barragán's burial vault exhumed, took some of his ashes from their resting place, and had the ashes pressed into a diamond.
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Tammy Daybell&aposs body has been exhumed after law enforcement learned that Lori Vallow&aposs former husband and brother had also recently died.
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Authorities initially thought her death was from natural causes but have since deemed her death suspicious and exhumed her remains on December 11.
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Even the dead have been disenrolled and, in some cases, exhumed from their graves, against tradition and taboo, to have their DNA tested.
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His parents, Kenneth and Jacquelyn Johnson, later had his body exhumed and hired an independent pathologist to performed a second autopsy on Johnson's body.
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That main grave was eventually discovered in 1979 by amateur sleuths, and the bodies were finally exhumed in 1991, after the Soviet Union collapsed.
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Three forensic pathologists considered the case, one of whom examined Gilbert's remains, which the family paid to have exhumed after more than 40 years.
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Many were exhumed from mass graves around Spain in the 1950s and taken to the Valle de los Caidos without families' knowledge or consent.
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But Disney and J.J. Abrams exhumed that corpse again last year, imbuing it with movie magic and making Star Wars movies feel fresh again.
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"We found this mass grave through the people who came and told us," the assistant coroner tells me of the area being exhumed today.
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The residue was found on the insides of 10 braziers and on stones exhumed from eight tombs in the 2,500-year-old Jirzankal Cemetery.
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Questions: It took more than a decade for a full investigation by the authorities, who exhumed over 130 bodies in Germany, Poland and Turkey.
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At the same cemetery we also exhumed 94 caskets of Marines who died in the 1943 battle of Tarawa, and we're currently identifying them.
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In 2012, the police exhumed Mr. De Pedis's grave, and bones found in a nearby ossuary were tested to see whether they were Emanuela's.
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Bard SummerScape's main operatic offering is Anton Rubinstein's "Demon," a rarity from 1871 exhumed by that master of the forgotten, the conductor Leon Botstein.
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An autopsy conducted on her exhumed body in November 2018 showed "the manner of death is best certified as undetermined," according to the indictment.
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Authorities initially thought her death was from natural causes, but they have since deemed her death suspicious and exhumed her remains on December 11.
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But exact numbers were difficult to establish, it said, since only 28 mass graves have been excavated so far, with just 1,258 bodies exhumed.
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From shipwreck artifacts to everyday trash, Below the Surface is a digital archive for centuries of human detritus, all exhumed from an Amsterdam canal.
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In 19863, when Erik's body is exhumed, the coroner discovers that Erik's clothes were made in China (as are most things in the 21st century).
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But both say they want the body exhumed and subjected to a forensic analysis and possibly DNA testing "in order to make a positive identification."
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And then, many more millenniums later, large chunks of it were exhumed as uplift pushed its fossil-studded remains skyward and erosion dusted them off.
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That so many thousands are in the 202 mass graves identified so far is shocking — and only 28 of those graves have been thoroughly exhumed.
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I'm not recommending the Republicans' course in accepting and protecting Donald Trump, which was to bury principles so deep that they may never be exhumed.
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MADRID (Reuters) - The family of Spanish dictator Francisco Franco on Thursday left the Mingorrubio cemetery north of Madrid following a reburial ceremony for his exhumed remains.
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FINDLAY, Ohio – An Ohio judge says a man&aposs remains should stay where they were reburied rather than being exhumed and returned to a family plot.
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The Shepherds exhumed Frank's body, ripped a piece of jewelry off of his cold, dead hand, and then had that item placed in the presidential quarters.
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Questioning of their relatives led police to a graveyard where the bodies were exhumed, said the officer, who suspected the two families colluded in the killing.
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In 2008, McLain's body was exhumed and detectives from the state police crime laboratory and the major crimes unit reviewed old and new evidence, Williams said.
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But with no biological remains or personal objects of the artist available to help determine whether he's the father, a judge ordered his body exhumed. Surreal.
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RALEIGH, N.C. — The highest point in this city is looking a little steeper this winter, thanks to the mounds of red earth exhumed by roaring excavators.
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In the Moore exhibition, SEMEFO was represented by "Lavario fase I" (1992), an actual exhumed coffin hanging upside-down from a hook and wrapped in chains.
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Like Jess, Mr. Rose is a manipulator of materials, bleaching, coloring and abrading images so they appear to have been exhumed from archives of another age.
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The results of a paternity test carried out after the artist's remains were exhumed in July show that María Pilar Abel Martínez is not his daughter.
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The remains of the Surrealist painter Salvador Dalí were exhumed in Spain, where forensics experts made a startling discovery: His gravity-defying mustache was still intact.
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A forensic investigation conducted in 1996 on exhumed remains showed signs of a more oval-shaped pelvis and rounded facial features, both indicators of female physiology.
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In December, federal officials exhumed six of eight bodies found buried near the city, some thought to be the victims of extrajudicial executions by the Mexican military.
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In 2015, mass graves were exhumed at jungle camps on the border between Thailand and Malaysia that were thought to be mainly Rohingya victims of human traffickers.
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The jewels were burial crowns to mark the death of King Karl IX in 1611, and were later exhumed and put on display, according to Sky News.
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County officials found the bones did not provide enough information for four of the unidentified victims, and in 2011, authorities exhumed the bodies to gather more DNA.
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An autopsy of his remains, which were exhumed in 2009, confirmed two gunshots at the back of his head and 44 more wounds all over his body.
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However, due to opposition from the local church, the dictator's family and numerous politicians, Franco's remains are not expected to be exhumed until April at the earliest.
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Contemporary records and newspaper clippings revealed that on at least two occasions, prison employees exhumed remains from the plot on Fitch Avenue where Mr. Johnson's home sits.
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Designing Identity: The Power of Textiles in Late Antiquity was especially strong, featuring delicate textile works often exhumed from graves after serving their purpose for the living.
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The case was opened in 2002 and Mr. Frei's remains were exhumed two years later and sent to foreign labs, where they tested positive for toxic substances.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads A Spanish court has ordered that the remains of Surrealist artist Salvador Dalí be exhumed to carry out a paternity test.
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The permit was granted by the department of health and it was set that Dillinger would be exhumed on September 16 at Crown Hill Cemetery in Indianapolis.
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In February, prior to The Keepers' debut, Maskell's body was exhumed to test his DNA with forensic evidence related to Cesnik's murder that Baltimore County had preserved.
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On Thursday night, Dalí's body was exhumed from his crypt in the Salvador Dalí Theater-Museum so that DNA could be collected to carry out a paternity test.
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The tarot card reader claimed that Dalí had an affair with her mother, leading to a court order to have the artist's body exhumed for a DNA test.
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The bones were exhumed for study in the 19th century and Adie's skull was taken to Saint Andrews University Museum, where it was photographed over 100 years ago.
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His remains were exhumed and reburied in Santa Clara, Cuba, in 1997, when the Cuban Communism he helped build was struggling to survive after the Soviet Union collapsed.
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Once again, Caligari Records has dug up something truly rank; this time, with Bloodsoaked Necrovoid, they've exhumed a truly impressive coffin-full of Costa Rican filthy death/doom.
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In February, remains in a grave discovered near a peacekeeping base were exhumed and identified as 12 detainees who had been rounded up more than two years ago.
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Walter Salazar, said there are still questions about what occurred in El Mozote and that it was impossible to link the exhumed remains to the commanders facing trial.
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Radiation is not scientifically linked to asthma, but the Navy&aposs cleanup efforts on the island have also exhumed dioxins, a pollutant that can exacerbate asthma and bronchitis.
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Experts exhumed his body and extracted his DNA, which was a one in 21 septillion match to DNA found on Terri's body, police said in a news release.
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Bodies have not been exhumed from the newly found graves -discovered by Red Cross workers - and there are no estimates of the number of people buried in them.
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Thanks to scientific advances, researchers from the Georgia Southern University working were able to match Pulaski's skeleton from DNA extracted from remains of a relative exhumed in Poland.
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"I did hear about the body being exhumed of a young man killed by a train, but as a kid I didn't know anything about Georgetown," Rick Haynes said.
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The authorities did not provide details, saying only that they had not exhumed any bodies, but the forensic activities at the London Road Cemetery intensified speculation about the poisonings.
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The Iraqi authorities have so far exhumed only 1,258 bodies from 28 sites, the United Nations said, because of a lack of government resources at the Mass Graves Directorate.
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Yet the Russian Orthodox Church continues to pose more questions, hinting at the darkest of conspiracies: Were the remains that were later exhumed really those of the imperial family?
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Given the limited resources and costs of forensics, it is unclear how many mass graves could be properly exhumed, let alone how many — if any — suspects could face justice.
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When the remains of the Surrealist painter Salvador Dalí were exhumed in Spain on Thursday night, forensics experts made a startling discovery: The artist's trademark mustache was still intact.
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It was only this year that a rebel group affiliated with the DNR learned of the location of his body and exhumed it along with three other rebel fighters.
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The Justice Department began an investigation into the Emmett Till lynching in 2004, Emmett's body was exhumed for an autopsy, and the F.B.I. rediscovered the long-missing trial transcript.
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Mr. Cohran belonged to a generation of artists who exhumed vast amounts of cultural history that had been widely suppressed since the beginning of the trans-Atlantic slave trade.
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Richard Niedermayer, a lawyer for Mr. Cotten's widow, Jennifer Robertson, said in an email that she was "heartbroken to learn" of the request for his body to be exhumed.
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On the other side of the political divide sits Francisco Mendieta, who exhumed his grandfather Timoteo from a mass Franco-era grave in 2017 to give him a proper burial.
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A 2007 test based on skin and hair from his death mask was inconclusive, so last month a Madrid court ordered Dalí's body exhumed so genetic material could be gathered.
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Pam pressured police to keep working the case by keeping the murder in the media spotlight and even raised money to have her daughter's body exhumed to help the investigation.
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"They were really doing a lot of heavy labor from the time that they were young," Catrina Banks Whitley, a bioarchaeologist analyzing the exhumed bones, told the New York Times.
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It seemed impossible that it had remained upright as they drove; and, anyway, it had not been there moments ago, when they'd exhumed the love seat from underneath the mattresses.
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It wasn't until a 2015 acquisition of over 4,000 of his prints, negatives, and archival materials by the Philbrook Museum of Art that the breadth of his work was exhumed.
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In the ninth century he was exhumed, dressed in full papal regalia, put on trial as a corpse—and found guilty of perjury and violating the laws of the church.
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KARACHI, Pakistan (Reuters) - Pakistani police on Monday exhumed the bodies of a young couple believed to have murdered by their families in a so-called honor killing, an investigator said.
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The dead bodies were exhumed and lined up, and members of the nearby communities were brought to the scene and forced to witness at the Nazi atrocities, the LWL recounted.
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Nine years after her death, the remains of a Missouri woman are being exhumed and her 39-year-old husband is being held in Kentucky on murder charges, PEOPLE confirms.
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Couldn't help but notice a correlation between the Trumpcare rollout and the president's approval rating... The American Health Care Act was exhumed from a Capitol basement vault on March 6.
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In 2015, investigators had the dead man's body exhumed at Blue Mountain Cemetery, where the town had buried it in an unmarked grave — coincidentally, just outside the Persico family farm.
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In what is easily the most surreal episode of Maury ever, a Spanish judge has ordered Salvador Dalí's body exhumed in order to extract genetic information for a paternity suit.
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DUBLIN — The remains of children buried in the old septic system of a mother and baby home in Ireland will be exhumed and identified if possible, the government said Tuesday.
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In January, Manuel Jiménez Barrios, the deputy head of Andalusia's government, pledged that Queipo de Llano would be exhumed, in line with a decision last year by Seville's City Hall.
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A cemetery in the Oldenburg district of Germany where officials exhumed some remains as part of the investigation into how many victims a former nurse, Niels Högel, may have killed.
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Her family tried to cover up the death, the police said, by destroying the hut and quickly burying her body, but the authorities exhumed it and are investigating what happened.
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Hundreds of thousands of bodies were exhumed and taken by cart and boat to new final resting places, sometimes in the dead of night, to limit the number of onlookers.
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Romanian dictator Nicolae Ceausescu and his wife were killed by firing squad and buried in secret in 1989, before being exhumed in 2010 for DNA tests to confirm their identities.
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And then there are the three wives, the murdered mistress, and even a posthumous scandal over Wright's ashes, covertly exhumed from his Wisconsin family plot to Taliesin West in Arizona.
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In the day since House Republicans finally exhumed their Obamacare replacement, which had been previously hidden in a literal basement, it has been torn apart by members of both parties.
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Even though his body was retrieved, family members are vocal leaders in the movement to have all the corpses exhumed, tested to allow identification, and then reburied in marked graves.
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In 2008, his body was exhumed, treated with chemicals, adorned with a silicone replica of his face and placed inside an oxygen-free glass box so that pilgrims could see him.
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Inquiring with the Paris cemetery system, Ms. Wells learned Delaney's concession had expired six years after his death, but his remains had not been exhumed in 1985 as they should have.
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One local government in Yiyang County in Jiangxi announced in April that officials had exhumed the coffin of an 81-year-old villager whom family members had buried near their home.
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The students in the photographs, many of whom are young women, approach the remains with a quiet respect, often with notepad in hand as they analyze mummified limbs or exhumed bones.
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The answer is central to whether the military commander's body should now be exhumed and removed from the basilica he helped build in the heart of the southern city of Seville.
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When a recording of forgotten music on a forgotten instrument appears on the prestigious ECM label, chances are good that something ear-opening has been exhumed from the graveyard of history.
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And at the Musée d'Orsay in Paris, he evoked the wreckage of time through the most subdued gestures, like a Rodin installed backward and a carpet exhumed from the museum's trash.
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Despite complying with the court order to have Dalí's body exhumed, the Gala-Salvador Dalí Foundation "considers the exhumation performed on Salvador Dalí's remains entirely inappropriate," according to a statement released today.
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MADRID (Reuters) - Spanish dictator Francisco Franco's remains arrived by helicopter on Thursday at the Mingorrubio cemetery north of Madrid, where they are to be reburied after being exhumed from a state mausoleum.
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But they later agreed to have her body exhumed after investigators learned that Danishefsky Colvin had filed for an order of protection against her husband earlier that year, The Journal News reports.
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Entire villages were razed; smoke billowed from homes and mosques in 13 of 17 townships statewide and bodies were disposed in mass graves, none of which have been exhumed for forensic purposes.
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Maury Povich ain't got nothing on this paternity test -- a judge has ordered the body of Spanish painter Salvador Dali be exhumed to get to the bottom of a baby daddy dispute.
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Lawrence's body was later exhumed from Arlington National Cemetery after it emerged that he had fabricated his service in World War II. Trump's appointees are building upon that not-so-proud tradition.
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This week, the remains are being exhumed from a nearby cemetery on the orders of Salvadoran Judge Jorge Guzmán, who is looking for new evidence about the so-called El Mozote massacre.
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To elicit a reaction from the actress, Melanie Scrofano, Ennis acted the part of the lover and exhumed all the most exhausting comments she'd heard from men in her own dating history.
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Taylor died, under circumstances mysterious enough to have made some wonder if he was poisoned by pro-slavery forces, so much so that his body was exhumed for forensic testing in 1991.
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Now, the court's ruling has set the stage for the artist's body to be exhumed from its crypt at the Dalí Theater and Museum in Figueres, possibly as early as next month.
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JON PARELES The grave pomp of Russian late Romanticism meets the jittery electronics of trap in Zola Jesus's "Exhumed," an early preview of her album, "Okovi" (Russian for "shackles") due in September.
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At CNN's Democratic debate last night in Iowa, candidates exhumed the decision to topple Saddam Hussein, prompted by fears Donald Trump could plunge the US into another Middle East war — with Iran.
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In 2015, the Pentagon exhumed their remains in hopes of identifying 80 percent of them, the outlet said, adding that some of the remains, especially those burned to ash, will never be identified.
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Soon after it was exhumed and autopsied in the mid-1980s, scientists concluded the child had smallpox, a now-(mostly)extinct virus that ravaged mankind since at least the heyday of Ancient Egypt.
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MADRID (Reuters) - Spanish dictator Francisco Franco's remains were exhumed on Thursday from the state mausoleum in the Valley of the Fallen where they have lain since his death more than four decades ago.
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The only physical evidence linking Howard to Kemp was the supposed match between the bite mark injuries on the victim, which were recorded after the body was exhumed, and impressions of his teeth.
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Just a few months earlier, in August, a year-old tweet in which she joked about "white genocide"—a neo-Nazi conspiracy theory—was exhumed, leading to a coordinated harassment campaign against her.
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As many as 40,000 graves in the cemetery in which Flinders was buried are being exhumed by archeologists as part of the development of a high-speed rail line linking London with Birmingham.
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According to the BBC, a Madrid judge ruled that because there are no other known biological remains that could be used to carry out the test, his body would have to be exhumed.
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Tammy Daybell was found dead in her home mid-October and despite authorities initially ruling her death as natural, they later deemed it suspicious and had her remains exhumed to conduct an autopsy.
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In July 1991, six months before the final dissolution of the Soviet Union, a commission appointed by President Boris Yeltsin to investigate the murders exhumed the remains of nine bodies from Pig's Meadow.
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"When her body was recently exhumed, it was found to have high levels of gold in her hair and it's thought that this rather extreme beauty treatment may even have killed her," says Clegg.
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MADRID (Reuters) - Spanish dictator General Francisco Franco's remains were exhumed on Thursday from a state mausoleum outside Madrid where they had lain since his death in 1975, for reburial in a private family vault.
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While burying a body is possible, the option is prohibitively expensive—and besides, Hong Kong has a law that the body must be exhumed after six years, at which point one must be cremated.
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It also sought to revive nostalgia for Francisco Franco, Spain's dictator of 1939-75 and brutal victor of its civil war, whose remains Mr Sánchez exhumed last month from his grandiose monument outside Madrid.
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After Ötzi's frozen body was exhumed from its alpine grave, scientists found evidence that he had been shot deep with an arrow, wounded in recent hand-to-hand combat, and beaten over the head.
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Still, it took more than a decade for a full investigation by the authorities, who exhumed over 234 bodies in Germany, Poland and Turkey as they struggled to define the scope of his crimes.
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It based its conclusions in part on toxicology tests on the remains of 134 possible victims, who were exhumed to see if they contained traces of the chemicals the nurse had confessed to using.
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When a new employee took over the records section recently, the soundtrack was exhumed and displayed just before Christmas with a price tag that read $499.50, said Mr. Salmons, a big "Star Wars" fan.
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This week, the Baltimore County Police Department announced that a DNA sample taken from his remains, which were exhumed in February, does not match evidence from the scene of the killing of Sister Cesnik.
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MADRID (Reuters) - DNA tests on the exhumed body of Salvador Dali showed that a Spanish woman who brought a paternity suit against him was not his daughter, the surrealist painter's foundation said on Wednesday.
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The National Human Rights Commission (CNDH) said that between January 2007 and September 2016, Mexican prosecutors reported the discovery of 855 clandestine graves, from which 1,548 bodies and 35,958 additional body parts were exhumed.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads After being exhumed from their graves without permission in the early 20th century, the remains of several Ainu people are expected to return to Japan from two Australian museums.
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Over these documents, Harsono has made graphite and charcoal drawings of Chinese people from the era (inspired by photographs taken by the artist's father and others from the community) surrounded by and holding exhumed skeletons.
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In both cases, the men were respected members of their communities and the deaths of the women were ruled accidental until their bodies were exhumed years later and subsequent autopsies reclassified their deaths as homicides.
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And in case it wasn't clear enough, Garner created a performance titled Purge, in which she conducts the vesicovaginal fistula surgery on a life-sized effigy of an exhumed Sims with five of her friends.
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Given that Gruesome's seeds were planted on the Death to All tours by drummer Gus Rios and Exhumed frontman Matt Harvey, it makes perfect sense that this loving homage to Death is so appropriately executed.
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The exhumed bodies are believed to be those of a group arrested after a violent episode in March 2014 between Congolese peacekeepers and a local leader in which one peacekeeper died, according to the report.
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A DNA test led to a breakthrough: The remains were a match with a relative of Pulaski who died in the 1800s and whose own remains were exhumed for testing from a grave in Poland.
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The cases of only those victims who could be exhumed and autopsied for traces of medications used to treat irregular heart rhythms but that can be fatal in high doses were brought before the court.
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At the National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific in Honolulu, nicknamed the Punchbowl, we exhumed about 400 individuals killed aboard the U.S.S. Oklahoma, which was a battleship sunk in the 1941 attack on Pearl Harbor.
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In an amazing bit of timing, the results of a DNA test on the exhumed body of a priest who was a suspect in the Cesnik case were reported two days before the show's premiere.
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The judge said that because there was no biological remains or personal objects of the artist that could be used in a paternity test, his body would have to be exhumed to settle the matter.
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He points to the case of St Pio of Pietrelcina in Italy, whose body was exhumed in 2008 and displayed in a glass sarcophagus; distressed pilgrims tried to sue the church authorities for commercialising the shrine.
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Sitting down with your favorite Aretha Franklin album or the shitty demo your best friend's high school emo band made is just as important as blasting the new Exhumed, but sometimes it almost feels like cheating.
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The Chilean National Monuments Council, a government agency, said in an email Tuesday that it had initiated an inquiry into whether the little girl's remains were illegally exhumed in 2003 and smuggled out of the country.
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With its labyrinth of storerooms, and recurring depictions of bulls on exhumed engraved gems, gold work, and frescos, the Bronze Age complex struck Evans as archaeological evidence of the myth of King Minos and the Minotaur.
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After the roach's lifeless corpse was exhumed from Collins's head, the doctor took a final peek and realized that the insect left a final gift inside his unwitting host—an egg full of tiny roach babies.
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There are many who will resist this characterization, but Mr. Trump has desecrated the symbolic aspirations of America, exhumed forms of white supremacist discourse that so many would assume is spewed only by Ku Klux Klan.
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It involves exhumed artifacts from the City of Boston's Archaeology Lab, mineral specimens on loan from the Mineralogical & Geological Museum at Harvard University, and McKim, Mead & White's blueprint for BPL, showing the wooden pilings below its foundation.
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Polish authorities said last week they had found the remains of two other people in Kaczynski's coffin while examining the exhumed coffins of victims from the plane crash, which occurred near the western Russian city of Smolensk.
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"Studying these buttes up close has given us a better understanding of ancient sand dunes that formed and were buried, chemically changed by groundwater, exhumed and eroded to form the landscape that we see today," Vasavada said.
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Muñoz then told them F.A.F.G. had been able to match the daughters' DNA to a skeleton found in Grave 45, known as case No. 143-XLV-1, one of the more than 560 bodies exhumed at Cobán.
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A group of citizens is campaigning to save Bukit Brown, calling it a vital piece of the island's heritage, but more than 4,000 graves have already been exhumed, and the ground that contained them has been leveled.
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This past October, after much delay, the government finally exhumed Franco's remains from the Valley of the Fallen, the monumental basilica outside Madrid where they've been buried since 1975, and moved them to a less august location.
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After a long orchestral perambulation, black, sardonic chords were exhumed in the brass, which was Kirill Gerstein's cue to unleash punishing chords that thunder up and down for at least a minute too long to take seriously.
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Dozens of women came forward after Jane Doe to report abuse at the hands of Maskell, who apparently visited Cesnik the night before she disappeared (his body was exhumed for a DNA sample, which didn't match Cesnik's case).
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A Madrid court ordered the body of famous Catalan surrealist Salvador Dalí exhumed last month after years of legal action by the painter's alleged daughter, Pilar Abel, who is seeking to gather genetic material for a paternity test.
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That this kind of blatant racist agenda existed at Harvard at the time is not surprising, though it's worth asking why it took more than two centuries for the drawings to be exhumed and presented in this context.
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In Memphis, the police exhumed the body of Robert Brasher, a hardened criminal from Missouri who had killed himself to avoid capture, and tied him to eight sexual assaults in three states, including three that ended in murder.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The results of a DNA test carried out after the body of Salvador Dalí was exhumed in July are in: the Spanish Surrealist is not the father of María Pilar Abel Martínez.
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In court documents, Martínez — a tarot card reader — had claimed that her mother had an affair with Dalí in the 1950s, and in June a judge ordered the artist's body exhumed so a paternity test could be performed.
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Their hopes lie in a Truth Commission created in 2016 that so far has registered about 15 cases that could be resolved early next year when unidentified bodies are set to be exhumed from a Panama City cemetery.
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The leader of Spain's fascist Falange party, Jesus Muñoz, said they were marching against the "desecration" of Franco's remains, which were exhumed in October, and against Spain's historical-memory law which recognizes those who suffered during the dictatorship.
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Next, because authorities also had said Kenneth Parker, Michael's best friend who disappeared the same day, was a Gacy victim as well, she had his body exhumed in 21978, thinking it was possible the bodies had been mistakenly switched.
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Calvert Vaux's 1865 field drafting set, used to design landscapes like Central Park, is positioned by fragments of glass, pottery, and a button exhumed from the remains of Seneca Village, the African-American enclave displaced by the Manhattan greenspace.
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The repatriation of the bones, which were exhumed or taken without permission from their ancestral country, is a step forward in the ongoing effort to reverse the colonialist collecting practices still evident on the shelves of many Western institutions.
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One resident of Rfaila described how the remains of a militant known as Abu Taha had recently been exhumed, attached to the back of a vehicle and dragged through the streets until the bones flew apart, leaving nothing behind.
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"The East Shoreline fault appears to continue northward for over 100 km past the Mecca and Indio Hills along the northeast margin of Coachella Valley, where southwest-dipping basin-fill deposits are being exhumed on its northeast side," the study reads.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Last night, the body of Surrealist artist Salvador Dalí was exhumed from his tomb inside the Salvador Dalí Theater-Museum in Figueres, Spain, so that DNA could be collected to carry out a paternity test.
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Lucille Ball used to be buried there (she was exhumed) and there's Elizabeth Taylor, Michael Jackson... If you're going to be a mortician and live in L.A. and not be an actor, what is the most Hollywood thing you can do?
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MADRID (Reuters) - A Madrid judge has ordered the remains of surrealist Spanish artist Salvador Dali to be exhumed in order to take DNA samples following a paternity claim by a woman from the north of Spain, the court said on Monday.
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That allowed us to make a lot of identifications quickly by looking at the clavicles and the upper thoracic vertebrae as well as the lower cervical vertebrae in the images and compare them to the actual skeletal remains we exhumed.
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The photographer, Max Cabello Orcasitas, provided additional information to The Times: Between November and December of 2013, two forensic teams from the Public Prosecutorâs Office exhumed approximately 50 mass graves in the long-suffering Chungi district, in Ayacucho, Peru.
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It wasn't until much later that voices were raised in support of a more open reckoning with the war and its aftermath, and not until 2000 that the first of those humiliated corpses were exhumed and given a decent burial.
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With very little media coverage two years ago, her remains were exhumed from the Ferncliff Cemetery north of New York City and reinterred at the Hollywood Forever Cemetery at the request of her three children, who now live in Southern California.
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The American, who had a posture like a question mark, was dressed in layers of baggy, unwashed black polyester, too tight on his paunch, and a Windbreaker over black jeans and running shoes—a costume exhumed from some Dungeons & Dragons basement.
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In 2011, Cook County Sheriff Tom Dart ordered the victims' bodies exhumed and asked relatives of the young men who vanished between 1970 and Gacy's 1978 arrest to submit saliva samples in order to compare their DNA with that of the victims.
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Soldiers were called in to the city center of Brest on Belarus' western border with Poland where they exhumed the bones of 1,214 people killed during the Nazi occupation at the site of what served as a Jewish ghetto from 1941-42.
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In November, authorities exhumed Olivia's body, and the Arapahoe County coroner found "a lack of any anatomical findings" indicating that the girl had died from intestinal failure or that she had suffered from many of the conditions Turner reported, the indictment says.
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Police exhumed the victim's body to create the 2010 composite image, and in 2014 told the Boston Globe they've tried everything from extracting DNA samples, consulting dentists and psychics, using ground-penetrating radar, and creating a three-dimensional plaster reconstruction of her face.
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The body was exhumed, but it continued to be moved from place to place for years, first to Spain, where Perón, who lived in exile there, kept it in his residence, and then later, after his third Presidency and death, to Argentina.
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But in affidavits released by the Indiana State Department of Health, two relatives of the famed criminal say they're seeking to have "a body purported to be John H. Dillinger" exhumed from Crown Hill Cemetery for a forensic analysis and possible DNA testing.
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Women and men begin to wipe tears from their face as they see the casket, which came to the museum after Till's body was exhumed in 2005 as part of a criminal investigation, and the boy's smiling picture placed next to it.
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Britain has long worshiped at the feet of Miller, so it's not surprising to find that the director Sean Turner has exhumed a play written in 1936 when its storied author was a 20-year-old undergraduate at the University of Michigan.
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But as suspicions grew regarding Mr. Covlin, the family had her body exhumed, and in April 2010, a medical examiner determined that she had been strangled, her neck squeezed with such force it fractured the hyoid bone, causing bleeding in her right eye.
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The bodies of victims in the case that led to the eight arrests on Tuesday were exhumed from two mass graves in the Prijedor region soon after the Bosnian war ended, and from a third discovered only this year, the prosecutor's office said.
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The committee and the city should also decide what will happen to the remains once they are exhumed, or dug up, she said, noting that the panel does not want bodies to remain unburied for years or be placed in a museum.
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On Friday June 22 my son Kendrick Kj Johnson body will be exhumed for the 2nd time to have a 3rd autopsy done, Lord to have to disturb his resting place breaks my heart into so many pieces, but it has to be done.
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"Studying these buttes up close has given us a better understanding of ancient sand dunes that formed and were buried, chemically changed by groundwater, exhumed and eroded to form the landscape that we see today," noted Curiosity project scientist Ashwin Vasavada in a statement.
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How could it be that a career crime scene specialist with no history of second-guessing his work conveniently messed up this one time and relied on an exhumed body, not the handprint taken during the autopsy, to prove the print was, indeed, Debbie Carter's?
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According to the BBC, if the body is exhumed and the result of the paternity test is positive, Martínez would be entitled to not only use the Dalí name, but could also claim part of the artist's estate, which he left to the Spanish state.
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The Law and Justice party has spent years trying to discredit the findings of the earlier inquiries and, since taking power, government prosecutors have ordered the remains of nearly all the victims of the crash exhumed — sometimes without even informing the families of the victims.
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Monks in saffron robes wander the site, guiding the groups of tourists who come from Russia, Mongolia and China to visit the Hambo Lama, the body of a monk who died in 1927 and was exhumed in 2002, his body said to be remarkably preserved.
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She was a performance artist, "an entrepreneur of appearances," wrote Wayne Koestenbaum, who exhumed and laboriously examined his subject's high-rise hair and haute bourgeois accouterments in "Jackie Under My Skin: Interpreting an Icon," an extended meditation on the first lady's allure published in 1995.
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Even if Franco were to be exhumed before the election, Spanish politicians have already engaged in a dispute about what to do with the dictator's current burial site, known as the Valley of the Fallen, which is also one of Europe's largest mass graves.
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Even the artifacts exhumed from Tutankhamen's tomb with great fanfare beginning in 1922 did not, in fact, add much to our knowledge of ancient Egypt, although they were responsible for the museum world's first blockbuster traveling exhibition, which toured the West from 1972 to 1981.
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Upon our return from the Teouma overlook, Bedford went off to catch up on village gossip, and I sat with Chief Alben in the shade of a stout, leggy banyan tree, its exposed root system rising from the earth like a half-exhumed skeleton.
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The two coffins were among 172 containing exhumed remains of people who had died as a result of a military strategy carried out by the government in the Maya highlands during the bloodiest period of the country's civil war, which lasted from 1960 to 453.
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The exhumed bones of a man, named Shanidar 3, who had been blind in one eye and missing his right arm but who had survived for years after he was hurt, indicated that fellow Neanderthals had helped provide him with sustenance and other support.
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The Vatican's diggers began to unearth a seemingly endless cache of potential new saints to deploy in retaliation to the Protestant threat; eventually, thousands of skeletons were exhumed, dusted off and dressed up, then shipped off to exude Catholic glamour in churches all over Europe.
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Pressed by the family and their senators and congressmen, the agency exhumed X-35 in the spring of 2017 and sent a section of tibia to the military's DNA lab in Maryland to be compared with the sample supplied by James Patterson (he died in July 2017).
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With Republicans considering a deal to roll back expansion alongside broader cuts to the program, critics exhumed this May 2015 tweet to haunt Trump: "I was the first & only potential GOP candidate to state there will be no cuts to Social Security, Medicare & Medicaid," he said then.
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The remains of a notorious 19th-century serial killer — who was the subject of Erik Larson's 2003 bestselling book, The Devil in the White City — are being exhumed to finally dispel the rumor that the killer conned his way into having another prisoner executed in his place.
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"It is a mockery for the thousands of crimes and specifically, in the case of El Mozote, a mockery after having killed more than a thousand peasants, mostly children," Wilfredo Medrano, a lawyer representing 60 families of the victims, told reporters as the bodies were exhumed.
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The routine in east Aleppo, where shellshocked children are exhumed from rubble and left writhing in bloody clothes on dirty hospital gurneys, is a confluence of Syria's young population, failed diplomacy and the reality of a war that appears to be worsening after more than five years.
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COLOMBO (Reuters) - Sri Lankan police on Tuesday exhumed the body of a senior journalist who had predicted just days before his murder in 2009 that he would be killed by the government, marking the latest development in a series of probes into former President Mahinda Rajapaksa's administration.
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In a freewheeling meeting about immigration with congressional Republicans and Democrats this week, Mr. Trump lamented the gridlock that has gripped the capital in recent years and suggested that earmarks, the practice of stealthily stuffing funding for pet projects into legislation, be exhumed from the legislative graveyard.
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Time's time capsule will finally be exhumed from the building, at 1271 Avenue of the Americas, on Monday, and Mr. Giangrande's command will be fulfilled: The time capsule will be taken downtown to the company's new headquarters at 225 Liberty Street, in the World Financial Center complex.
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Tempting as it is to picture the sentient heads of Crichton and Tolkien preserved in jars somewhere, "Futurama" style, spinning new stories, the reality is more mundane: Both books were exhumed from the authors' files in varying states of readiness and prepared for publication by their estates.
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WARSAW — The bodies of Poland's former president and his wife were exhumed Monday evening as part of an investigation into an April 2010 plane crash in Russia that killed the couple — after years of speculation, backed by little evidence, that the crash was not an accident.
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The Capuchin monk who died in 1968 and is said by the Catholic Church to have had the "stigmata" - the bleeding wounds of Jesus on his hands and feet - was exhumed in 2008 in San Giovanni Rotondo, the small, southeastern Italian town where he spent most of his life.
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INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — Two relatives of notorious 1930s gangster John Dillinger who plan to have his remains exhumed say they have "evidence" the body buried in an Indianapolis cemetery beneath a gravestone bearing his name may not be him and that FBI agents possibly killed someone else in 1934.
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But by the sheer force of his personality and his gift for the haunting phrase, Mr. Wiesel, who had been liberated from Buchenwald as a 16-year-old with the indelible tattoo A-7713 on his arm, gradually exhumed the Holocaust from the burial ground of the history books.
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A compact, easily navigated exhibition, it presents the visual evidence with freshly exhumed fossils, interactive displays and reconstructed theropods — bipedal, nonavian relatives of the 13,000 or more bird species alive today — that prove, if nothing else, that evolution has made wonderful cosmetic improvements over the past 150 million years.
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Using an exhumed body and DNA testing, Jeff Mudgett sets out to prove that his great-great-grandfather — the American serial killer known as H. H. Holmes, who claimed to have killed as many as 27 people in Chicago in the late 19th century — was also Jack the Ripper.
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When writer Molly Beauchemin observed the pointed differences in contemporary reportage between the deaths of Joplin and Hendrix, and Billie Holiday and Keith Moon, she highlighted that the female stars' shortcomings throughout their lives were immediately exhumed and scrutinized, but the men's blemishes were airbrushed out of the picture.
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MOSCOW — Ever since the remains of the last czar, Nicholas II, and most of his family were exhumed 220 years ago from a dirt road in the Urals, investigators, historians and surviving members of the Romanov dynasty have anticipated the day when all the murdered royals would be laid to rest.
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On the other hand, their entire strategy has been to take their doubts about Trump's leadership and character and lock them away in the deepest, darkest part of their psyches, to be exhumed once Obamacare is repealed, tax reform is passed, and the legacy-resuscitating memoir is ready to be written.
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Between 2009 and 2014, state authorities uncovered 53 clandestine graves and exhumed 152 bodies from such sites — second only to southwest Guerrero state during that time, a recent report from the Mexican Commission for the Defense and Promotion of Human Rights (Comisión Mexicana de Defensa y Promoción de los Derechos Humanos – CMDPDH) found.
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The prolific Lincoln scholar Harold Holzer believes that the President did visit the Oak Hill mausoleum but did not handle Willie's body, whereas, he points out, the Secretary of War, Edwin Stanton, had once exhumed the coffin containing his infant daughter so that her corpse could stay for two years inside his house.
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The first deputy attorney general, Bruce Castor, who has in effect run Ms. Kane's office the last few months, said Tuesday that investigators were still working on the most lurid aspect of the scandal: a trove of lewd pictures and sexist and racist comments that Ms. Kane discovered when she exhumed emails of her Republican predecessor's staff.
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After more than a year of candidate Trump, Americans are almost desensitized to each new failing exhumed from his past—the losing schemes and cheapskate cruelties, the discrimination and misogyny—much as they are to the daily indecencies of the present: the malice toward a grieving mother, the hidden tax records, the birther fiction and other lies.
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As a writer, Tucker tends to get swept up in details and there's a lot about rotating company personnel and when various superheroes hit covers solo and in groups (The Avengers #1, September 1963, Iron Man, Thor, etc.), only to be retired, transformed into villains, taken off the shelf and then exhumed for a newly launched series.
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The most well-publicized step came when (with the Barragán family's permission) she exhumed some of the architect's ashes, had them pressed into a diamond, set it in a ring, and offered that ring to Zanco in exchange for entry to the vault — all of this playing on the rumor that Fehlbaum bought the archives for Zanco in lieu of an engagement ring.
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The X-ray technician and self-appointed nobleman also known as Carl Tanzler exhumed the body of one of his patients in the 1930s in Key West, Florida, and mended her decaying body with his home remedies: silk for skin, coat hangers for bones, a fragile wig for her hair, and heavy doses of formaldehyde and perfume for the smell.
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A Texas landowner filed a lawsuit on Thursday over concern that President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE's emergency declaration would force his ancestors' bodies to be exhumed in order to build a border wall.
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The proceedings, which exhumed hundreds of e-mails of love and regret, became an intimate history of a New York romance and its aftermath: a study of what counts as splitting up, what counts as a family, and, in a quiet but stubborn subtext, whether the ability to pay for good dentistry enhances a legal claim to be something more than a godmother.
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