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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Mansons2005, post: 863662, member: 121&quot;]I have no wish to debate, truly, but the incidents that cause something that should be preserved for posterity were not done &quot;tastefully&quot;, so I see no need to &quot;sugar coat&quot; them when recording them. Now, where, how, and by whom they are viewed is another story all together. Postmortem photos are not taken to be published in magazines or online -&nbsp; they are taken to record an event. So saying that the photographer was not &quot;tasteful&quot; does not really apply.</p><p><br /></p><p>Getting a nice new rope and tying a secure noose into one end for the express purpose of using it when the one responsible for sensationalizing those photos is found is the second part of the story.................a process I would gladly take part in..............[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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