You know, as soon as I saw the title of your article, I was brought right back to a time in my teens when I was actually considering the idea of seeing dead bodies. Death is a very intriguing and appealing subject for many more people daring to share.

Death, really, is a taboo we are facing everyday and, when it comes to actually finding a dead body, even more so a matter that most would rather keep at least a 10'-foot pole away from, even the curious and interested and inoffensive talk itself. It seems to me that it takes special people to be able to look at death, think about it or, even for some of us, live with it on a daily basis.

I'm not one to live with death everyday, though our ancestors had the thought in mind much more often than us, comparably to our modern times, but I surely don't mind talking about it. I'm not obsessed by it,neither do I push it away. It is a fact of life with which I am at immeasurable peace. I also think that someone maybe even anyone whose loved ones have disappeared would love to find solace in the fact that they would now know about the death of their loved one location. On the long run, it would probably allow them to precess death once and for all, instead of living in the incertitude that maybe, just maybe, the loved one is still somewhere, alive and haven't contacted them for a reason or another...

Thanks for this thoughtful and thought provoking article, it take courage to write such a piece and share this among us all so openly. Take good care, all for one and one for all! Namaste :)