not abandoned you drama queen you don't leave 100'0.00's of equipment behind the place would be striped & looted in a few days

@abandonedcentral

2 жыл бұрын

Im gonna pin this comment to show everyone how much of a fucking idiot you are :)

@Dannybythebanana

2 жыл бұрын

Believe it or not, people do just up and leave some buildings regardless of how expensive it can be.

@j3andme998

2 жыл бұрын

Ignorance is bliss they say!

@lisaphillips3254

2 жыл бұрын

@lisaphillips3254

2 жыл бұрын

U are doing mum my life m

I work at Hospice and death is death and it doesn’t discriminate. I’ve told my family to be good to me while I’m alive and not cry after me in death. I’ve requested cremated with no viewing, no service and no burial. I don’t want no one starring at me saying oh she looks so good or she just didn’t look like herself. Screw that if I’m dead what would you expect!!!

@jamminjoe44

Жыл бұрын

Your 100% correct. That`s why Andy Griffith wanted an immediate burial after he passed away. He did not want any fanfare, nothing. Just straight into the ground. When My sister passed away in 1993, her friends took pictures of her in the casket. Some would say, look how peaceful she looks, look at this, and so forth. It was like a side show, unbelievable.

@James-po6ib

Жыл бұрын

I agree with you I saw people scoffing and looking at my grandfather like an exhibit made me mad a little

@catholiccrusader5328

Жыл бұрын

I'm being cremated but I do hope to have both a Rosary wake and a plain funeral Mass. Before my body is cremated I hope to donate my still useable body parts to the living.

@Shari-vj7qw

Жыл бұрын

Me too! I don't want Anything at all.

@rlb20109

Жыл бұрын

Throw me in the oven, toss the ashes in the bin.

When my grandfather passed, we found during the viewing, stains on the casket bedding. They said it was from makeup powders. We refused that. Then as the pallbearers went around, we found the residue of fluids leaking out. Finally, a sticker under a handle indicated another person. Apparently, they used that casket several times before him. The name on the sticker traced to someone buried weeks earlier. They had to exume that person, and found her in a cheap cardboard box normally used for cremation. Her family too had been charged $4000 for the casket......they found the funeral homes lawyer in Florida....

@adelerodriguez2432

2 жыл бұрын

OMG how ghastly. I would think that people could've been in danger being exposed to another person's body fluids and embalming fluid.

@frva9197

Жыл бұрын

They should haul this lawyers butt back to answer questions how he could even represent this crooked funeral home directors someone needs to go to prison

@vivianclose5986

Жыл бұрын

I hope you guys sued the funeral home for all of this and all the heartache, anxiety they caused!! So sorry!! ❤️

@debbiemclaughlin4029

Жыл бұрын

I hope they rip him a new one. You don't treat someone's live one like that.

@angelawoodlief7242

Жыл бұрын

Google Swanson Funeral Home, owners pictures are there. Just as I thought. Typical just caring about profits.

This is absolutely disgusting. I hate seeing peoples loved ones being disrespected like this, let's hope the old owners are doing jail time!

@tamekkaknuth9612

2 жыл бұрын

Bever miss with 180; hence The ouiji board and dead spirits. Instantly regret like instant coffee

@maverickhistorian6488

2 жыл бұрын

There must be a special place in Hell for those that mistreat the deceased, and their families.

@derekw6067

Жыл бұрын

Yeah but their not your fam, fam calm down your a liberal female gareentee it

@derekw6067

Жыл бұрын

I gareentee your female and liberal probably. Men don't get mad over things they have no business being mad at

@SarcasticMary

Жыл бұрын

@@derekw6067 With a name like Mary, how did you guess I was female? 🙄 I don't do labels, just because it's how your world works now. I have a good man that likes me, and that's all that matters. 👍

I'm being cremated.. no way I wanna be dolled up dead so others can glare.

@rocker76m88

2 жыл бұрын

Same here

@marydavis371

2 жыл бұрын

@@RStark-ek7mh wonderful that makes it much more appealing. It's not just the viewing its the entire production to me. to each their own.

@marydavis371

2 жыл бұрын

@@RStark-ek7mh I've seen it also and TO ME it is appealing vs rotting away in a box six feet under the ground. my mother father and grandmother were all cremated and so shall I be.

@lucianobezerra4380

2 жыл бұрын

Me too ! No way I'm gonna rot and stink ! 😂

@elizabethkujawinski3240

2 жыл бұрын

Can say I've made my reservation for cremation.

Why wasn’t there a cleaning crew sent there when it was closed down.

@kaydee4296

2 жыл бұрын

Because that's a taxpayers expense & no one from the city or state is EVER held accountable for standards. Money is collected and WASTED & pocketed by officials.

@diablo666541

2 жыл бұрын

Embalming fluid formaldehyde those are all dangerous chemicals

@Thug-12Na

2 жыл бұрын

Sure dont wear a mask man😂 But do wear 1 with corona😂

Odessa S Jackson born Feb 12, 1921 & died Aug 28, 2013 was a French & English teacher for over 20 yrs at Northern HS. A devout member of Dozier Memorial Church. Mrs Jackson is resting peacefully beside her husband Dr. Leo Jackson Sr

You would think that the coroner's office or health department would have made sure all the corpses were properly buried or something.

@rosanelson1373

Жыл бұрын

Those were just people that didn't care. They should have done prison time. Because that is a crime.

@deehentz7142

2 ай бұрын

The state contracted several local mortuaries, Flint & Detroit, who took over identifying and locating family. After a year, cremation and mass burial.

We took my grandma here shortly before it was shut down and had soooo many problems. I’m so glad they got shut down.

When we were kids running around, we never trespassed on anybody’s property. We would never think of spray painting a hearse

Where's OSHA and EPA when they're needed?

This is so sad😥 some people are very disrespectful towards the dead

The neck brace you keep referring to is called a head rest

@captainkeyboard1007

Жыл бұрын

That headrest can be also called a "headblock."

How does the state get away with leaving this place open like this? The state is equally at fault

@deehentz7142

2 ай бұрын

It's private property and is crawling through the court to foreclose as abandoned.

Am I the only one who googled the names of the deceased from this video and attempted to read their obituaries?

David Allen Jones Sr.. born Jan, 8 1951 in Kansas City MO & died Jan, 1 2006...son of Tom Nathan & Elizabeth Jones. Mr Jones died at Hurley Hospital & his viewing took place Jan 13, 2006 at Sanctuary of the Great Holy Temple. Mr Jones graduated from Okalona High was a basketball 🏀 player & retired from General Motors. He leaves behind 7 children & 3 grandchildren. Where ever you are Mr Jones I hope you are RIP

Even dying isnt free!

Honestly my Friend passed and this company handled his funeral. (May 2012) This makes me seriously ill...His funeral went okay; but just knowing "whats behind the curtain"...

@jenpierce2385

2 жыл бұрын

Oh my 🤦🏼‍♀️

@PEEEKayy

2 жыл бұрын

Had my dads funeral here in 2016 I feel you.

@PEEEKayy

2 жыл бұрын

Owner creeped me out at the time but it was too late to back out+ I was so young and exhausted because of my dads passing it never even crossed my mind they were so awful behind the scenes. Just makes coping with the loss of a loved one even more difficult.

@dw3403

Жыл бұрын

Do you really think that anybody who cared would not have come seeking those bodies? No way. during covid this got even worse. I guess hospitals and nursing homes and probably police will send bodies to these places and get overwhelmed. And if no one is paying for a service what are they supposed to do?

I've learned of a recent update in regards to this. In June 2021, state officials shut down Tri County Cremation Services in Ypsilanti due to allegations of improper storage of human remains and unsanitary conditions. O'neil Swanson II, who ran Swanson Funeral Home in Flint, just so happened to be the owner of the establishment as well as another cremation service provider and that he had been running operations without a license; Swanson's mortuary science license was revoked back in April 2018 in connection to the allegations against his funeral home. What I find interesting/ironic is that Swanson's in Flint outsourced their cremations to Tri County Cremation Services, a connection between the two facilities before the latter came under the ownership of O'neil Swanson II.

@warningsigns4526

2 жыл бұрын

wow what a racket - hit people in their pocket book in their grief

@d00mfan89

2 жыл бұрын

@@warningsigns4526 Unfortunately, there are people in this world who gladly take advantage of others during a time of vulnerability under the guise of helping them.

@deehentz7142

2 ай бұрын

O'niel Swanson is the son

@d00mfan89

2 ай бұрын

@@deehentz7142 yes. I am aware of that.

This is so sad Awww I feel so bad for the families and friends , very tragic.

@tamaramadison7563

Жыл бұрын

Amen the poor familes have sad and very outraged .They to find pepole who this called funeral home charge them with faud

Looking at the eyeshadow pallet....`multiple colour mascara’ lol!

the guy recording sounds like a serial killer

Complete, total sacrilege. They should be put in jail, for no less than 40 yrs.

That place sure looks creepy, spooky, eerie and scary.

Before that location operated as Swanson FH, it was the Greene Home for Funerals. The original location was opened on St. John St in 1949, but relocated to its current location on MLK Ave in 1967 (hence the style of the building's architecture). Leo Greene, the owner of the establishment, ran his funeral operations from there until he retired in the mid-1990's and sold the funeral home to O'neil Swanson II. Greene then moved to San Diego, where he lived out the rest of his days until he passed away in 2008.

@lorimcbrayer8431

2 жыл бұрын

My grandparents were at Greene Home for funerals

Wow these type of things do happen. There was a situation here in Baltimore MD who was closed for years with bodies in the walls lile skeleton remains and tons of cremains in the basement. Neighbors for years complained until the funeral board went in there and saw for themselves. Very sad.

OMG how can these people just walk away from the crime's they committed !!!

I'm surprised Rob Wolcheck did not investigate this and put these dirt bags in THE HALL OF SHAME

I (myself) would be wearing a hazmat suit, double gloves and a respirator before I would be checking this out. Please remember first and foremost....STAY SAFE!😊👍👌😷🧼

@rocker76m88

2 жыл бұрын

Agree 100%

@jensjessen9153

2 жыл бұрын

Genau daran habe ich auch gedacht.

@rodentartmouse

2 жыл бұрын

Agree! Should have had protective equipment on himself!!

@ryan92335

2 жыл бұрын

Lol

@sebastienbolduc5654

2 жыл бұрын

The only thing dangerous there were the embalming fluids. I wouldn't mess around with that stuff.

Families also don't claim cremains after a cremation....I know a funeral director who has cremains going back about 100 years....It is the families responsibility to take possession of those remains....

@doloresm7396

Жыл бұрын

My funeral director would experience this frequently. I said the same thing in a post here.

@deehentz7142

2 ай бұрын

A friend, FH owner, says they usually aren't picked up due to owing $$. A family will put a minimal amount down and walk away. Additionally a funeral home can dispose of cremains after a year. Usually every year, cemeteries have a mass burial for these situations.

I would of wore a mask in there because you never know what could be still lurking after all them yrs….Seriously!

Im just speechless the cremated remains just sitting there what happened to this place originally was shocking

Man that was so sad to see the cremated remains in the back of that Hearst 😢 Rest In Peace to who ever it was ✝️🕯🕊

Great Job. Thanks so much for posting. Jim

@abandonedcentral

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the support Jim!

It's like, at least bury the ashes all together if they have too if family members didnt come and get them. Just leaving them behind is just so disrespectful.

How could anyone let this HAPPEN?😮

I hope you reported what you found in the hearse to the authorities . The family needs to know their loved one is still there and nothing done with that person , smh

Amazing how fast a place goes down hill after not used for a few years.

@abandonedcentral

2 жыл бұрын

Yea they go down hill quick. Esp when near Detroit.

Actually, Formalin-Gel is used as a preservative and disinfectant when preparing a body for eventual burial, but it also reduces odors from emanating from the body during visitations.

@frva9197

Жыл бұрын

Good to know

@IdratherbeinHobbiton

Жыл бұрын

It's also used for infant bodies who are too small to embalm. Keeps them just long enough for the viewing and funeral.

I heard a lot of stories about this funeral home that close down people loved ones was in there now and the place is a Bandan you Gotta be careful going into those places they are very old. Biohazard

I hope some of the families get word of this video and see some of the things they have paid for but never received, ie: those erns, grave markers and such. You do a good thing with these videos. Keep it up man!!

@dw3403

Жыл бұрын

If you had paid and never received the body it would be on you. Think about it. Those people were forgotten by the families.

Bullet holes in a business in Flint?! You don’t say.

Great job again! I doubt that photo of the old guy in the cowboy hat was the Cop you said he was. I grew up in Flint - that mug screamed Used Car Salesman if I ever saw one! LOL

@abandonedcentral

2 жыл бұрын

Haha thanks for watching Kevin!

Even though I am not in that building nor do I ever want to go inside due to the history of this place of business and what actually happened in those walls . Just watching this video and the prior one you did gives me the creeps . It's to bad that the owner ran a horrible business that is very disrespectful to the dead and there family.

How can u b in there without a hazmat suit on???

@sunnyflyer7708

2 жыл бұрын

Besides mold and chemicals there isn't much hazardous. Diseases from the deceased would be long dead.

Be careful of that blood and other things. You could pick up, dysentery, cholera, AIDS, COVID-19, typhoid, typhus, measles, tuberculosis, plague, influenza and the common cold.

@TheMightyBlackPearl

2 жыл бұрын

Well it is known that bodily fluids transmit these diseases. That's why they say treat BLOOD, ALL fluids, etc as a universal threat and dispose accordingly of biohazardorous material. Plain and simple.

@ceejamm3180

2 жыл бұрын

I cannot speak on all the diseases/virus but AIDS cannot survive outside the body too long.

@TheMightyBlackPearl

2 жыл бұрын

@@ceejamm3180 I don't know how accurate that is, because in my medical training, we treat it, even dried blood, as a universal threat. Even if the blood is dry, it's still deadly itself. However, once air and light hit the blood, in essence you are correct, it should in most cases kill the virus, but theres still that small chance, even though 'generally' it doesn't pose a risk. That ''generally" is what you have to watch for. That's why we say, treat ALL bodily fluids as a universal threat, but especially blood.

@ceejamm3180

2 жыл бұрын

@@TheMightyBlackPearl i mean it's common sense to treat it like it's still lethal but that doesn't mean it is.

I'm not a funeral Director but that was not a neck brace . It's called a head block its to prop the head up.

So glad I found your channel love when abandoned funeral homes are explored keep up the great work

@abandonedcentral

4 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching! Make sure to subscribe to see more videos like this one!

I worked as a funeral hostess while in high school and I just wanted to clarify that those empty urns, framed images, etc. are there as sales samples. Those little details- fancy urns, fancy framed prints of the decedent are things that don't cost the funeral home much, but are excellent upcharges. Don't worry- other than the cremains you actually saw, it is unlikely anyone was actually left behind there. It is my understanding that the general practice is to inter unclaimed cremains after a period of time, as one would in a pauper's field.

@wingit7602

2 жыл бұрын

I cant belive anyones remains at all were left behind. thats evil.

@thewiseguy3529

2 жыл бұрын

Morticians and funeral directors are evil. I would do that job for free before I would ever charge anybody. There's a special place in hell for those guys and it's right next to satan

@56cadd

2 жыл бұрын

@@thewiseguy3529 Phantazm.

@sebastienbolduc5654

2 жыл бұрын

Funeral homes also don't make the kind of money some may think. There's a reason why it's expensive AF! Unless one lives in a region that experiences thousands of deaths per year, with little competition in this industry, funeral homes are not the best investments in terms of business. And you're correct, the money is made in all the extras such as services, coffins, urns, etc. Believe it or not but they're not as expensive as one may assume. Almost all urns, caskets, etc are made in China. Even most tombstones nowadays are made in China. So if you ever buy a stone remember that. Chances are the place you are buying it from, including funeral homes that sell them, are just sandblasting the names into them. Very few places still exist that actually make the stones themselves in North America. It's crazy to think that shipping heavy stones from China is cheaper than making them here, but apparently it is! Some funeral homes will charge you for every phone call you make too. I would suggest staying away from those places btw. But I can see why some funeral homes become corrupted, such as this one. Too much competition, not enough mortalities, etc. And like any business, if you become too desperate and lack in quality of service you'll eventually lose customers.

@ae1586

Жыл бұрын

Tons of granite stones are produced in Georgia and in Vermont .

I don’t understand WHY the STATE has NOT cleaned out that place I bet it stinks terrible. Abandoned buildings should be torn down

Funeral homes are so creepy but you got to be real careful where you step at Biohazard flutes

It's the hair that puts me on edge x

It's so insane that they leave cremated remains behind.. wouldn't their families be asking for them?

@thewiseguy3529

2 жыл бұрын

Not if their families don't give a crap

@alittlewheiser521

2 жыл бұрын

They probably couldn’t pay.

@thewiseguy3529

2 жыл бұрын

@@alittlewheiser521 lmagine that. That's probably true too. Only money.... Sick people

@christinebutler7630

2 жыл бұрын

Some may have had.no.family left alive. I will be the last of my family.

@thewiseguy3529

2 жыл бұрын

@@christinebutler7630 same here

Wow so terrible hope who ever owns it are charged for neglect.

So sad. Shame on that state for letting this go on too long.

That was a cool tour, thanks.

Rotting bodies? Doesn't sound like very professional journalism. Surely decomposing would be a better word to use ?

@sandrapower3250

2 жыл бұрын

Well said debbie 👏👏

How sad to think they found dead rotting body's how come they never got laid to rest or cremated? The living family members should sue this place how sad for the family and disrespectful to the dead

thank you for sharing. its a good video. i subd your chanel. greets from BO&MO EXPLORERS from the Netherlands

There’s no way I’d be in here by myself but thank you for sharing! Also wanted to add that I noticed a few times where your footage appears to lag a bit, kind of creepy.

@withoutartitwouldallfallap3628

2 жыл бұрын

Then don't watch it or visit his channel.

@NotLikeUs17

2 жыл бұрын

@@withoutartitwouldallfallap3628 “tHeN dOn’T wAtCH”…lol What are you? The KZread gatekeeper? Stfu…lol

Abandoned central I'm so glad you show the love ❤️ ones" Thank You & show show so much care doing this. That is hard to see this kind of thing going with Love Ones . Thank You 💖 . New SUB"

@abandonedcentral

Жыл бұрын

You are so welcome. Thanks for the support! We release new videos every Sunday.

Thank you for this video whats shocking is how the family members were treated at this FH they were treated like dirt also the amount of vandalism its really sad also all of the products are very dangerous and hazardous they can kill anyone who takes these another thing I have noticed is the state in which this FH is in blood everywhere

Rust on porcelain slab? Just prooves how unsanitary it was, blood has high iron content and after time will literallty rust in open atmosphere when not properly disinfected and scrubbed off properly.. Even the stainless steel equiptment was getting a orange tinge to them...

@adelerodriguez2432

2 жыл бұрын

Gross!

At the 12:27 mark those are not urns those are small replica vaults. After the grounds crew digs the hole there is a vault place in the hole. After the graveside service is over the casket is placed inside the vault & sealed. On top of the vault there will be a tag placed that will have the deceased name & other information on it before the grounds crew fills the hole with dirt.

@twinklingeyes58

2 жыл бұрын

I never knew that! Good to know. Always thought caskets went in an empty hole!

@supergeekjay

2 жыл бұрын

@@twinklingeyes58 They do here in the UK. We use coffins here. The USA has this weird obsession with vaults and sealed caskets. They won't stop decomposition forever, and funeral homes in the US use them as a moneymaking scam.

@wareagleauburn7721

2 жыл бұрын

@@supergeekjay you need a vault because of floods,grave robbers and keep ground from sinking when cemetery equipment moves over it

Ever notice how it’s always the minority funeral homes that get busted for conditions like this.

@Nopety-Nope

2 жыл бұрын

They can always make a choice to not operate in this manner. Personal choices 🤷. People just don't take pride in their own work anymore, it seems.

@alanaweaver8942

2 жыл бұрын

It’s not race there’s been white owned funeral homes that have had such violations!

@NotLikeUs17

2 жыл бұрын

@@RStark-ek7mh lol

@nphil1229

Жыл бұрын

@James Albright That’s a fallacy. It’s true minority FHs tend to receive more negative media attention in these circumstances. The unscrupulous practices of a limited number of FHs are equally distributed between Caucasians and others. The FH out west that was selling body parts of persons in their care wasn’t minority owned or operated. Just recently, the FH in southern Indiana that had 31 bodies in various states of decomposition, before it was shut down, wasn’t owned or operated by minorities. There are similar stories of FHs across the U.S. (who weren’t owned or operated by minorities). You just didn’t hear about them.

Those cremation vaults are not for home use. They're used to place an urn inside for burial. Usually the lid of the vault is sealed to protect from water entering it after burial. The large ones shown in the video are deigned to hold 2 urns. When it's time to bury the second urn they exhume the old vault, break the seal, and place the second urn inside. Also some cemeteries require that an urn is buried in a vault. As for the cremains found in the Hurst, I noticed that there was no name tag attached to it. It seems that this funeral home was taking shortcuts and not following protocol/laws for cremation. A metal tag with the name of the deceased, along with an ID number registering their cremation, is placed with the body at the time of cremation. The tag is then retrieved after the body is cremated and is attached to the bag that holds the cremains. Believe it or not but the laws concerning the handling of bodies are very strict. In that industry you have to walk a thin line, and rightfully so.

But didn't the family's wonder where their loved ones were or why weren't funerals held bodies in garage for months I mean really doesn't make sense ....

@sandrapower3250

2 жыл бұрын

Was thinking the same thing they couldnt have forgotten about them

How do disgusting people like this get away with this crap for so long before the state does something about it?? Absolutely unacceptable.

Really enjoyed this video for a vaiety of reasons. Love the dialog you provide!

@abandonedcentral

2 жыл бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it!

The small vaults in the basement weren’t urns - they are just miniature vaults used to show the families the differences in shape and color and quality of the vaults that caskets go in upon burial. They’re just small because entire vaults take up too much space and wouldn’t fit in a display or showroom. Also like another commenter said, many of the engraved urns are likely samples or displays. The same goes for the headstones/markers. I design those for a funeral home and cemetery, and the ones inside are always examples.

@LifeWithAshaAse

Жыл бұрын

Exactly!

GREAT VIDEO

These are the absolute best videos! Can't get enough of them, ever heard of the House of Wills?

@abandonedcentral

2 жыл бұрын

THanks so much for watching! House of Wills was a cool location!

Couldn't the local health department have shut down this facility much sooner? Forgive my ignorance in protocol regarding public health, etc.

Yuck !!!! This is absolutely disgusting …. This is horrible for these deceased people and their families …. How can something like this be allowed to happen ?

You would think they remove all embalming fluid and body prep chemicals. Those are classified dangerous chemicals. I guess Flint Michigan's Department of Health ain't that great

@abandonedcentral

2 жыл бұрын

They've been in there for years and the police already went in and cleaned this place out lol.

@AskDrannik

2 жыл бұрын

It's the same Flint Michigan whose water supply is so tainted that people have health complications. Of course they don't give a damn. It also explains why the crooks and vandals tagged and stripped that hearse instead of just hotwiring it or something.

@deniseshephard3347

2 жыл бұрын

@@abandonedcentral thats a good thing they did that but what about the loved ones remains where they returned to the family

GOD have mercy on those people did that type of stuff plus may GOD ALMIGHTY himself bless those family s who had lovd one's in that place

@t3mpomusic

2 жыл бұрын

God does not exist

@russellcandy9850

2 жыл бұрын

@@t3mpomusic How dare you!! God will punish you for that statement!! Start praying NOW!!!✝️

@MasonBrumbaugh

2 жыл бұрын

@@t3mpomusic yeah he does

@fredrickhenry3280

2 жыл бұрын

@@t3mpomusic GOD ALMIGHTY is a spirit. I worship him in spirit and truth.

@richardking3956

2 жыл бұрын

There's a KZread channel called "legends of History". Have a good look at that.

Awesome video😃that knock scared me😫

I hope the angels Rest In Peace

Him referring to the boxes as use for cremains were actually sample vaults for holding the casket, which is placed into the ground...he should do some reseach to know what he's talking about.....

My grandad got fired just for smiling and being merry. He said fuck yous if I can’t smile on the job get yourself another funeral director. 😂🇦🇺

This a situation of bad ownership and bad business this is so sad

Well done brother 🙏 .

@abandonedcentral

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much 😀

I've worked for a privately owned FH many years ago before SCI came onto the scene. It appears corporate owned FH's are taking over those which are family owned. They don't change the names giving the appearance nothing's changed. Smaller FH's can easily fold if they are fined for violations. Pre-Need violations are common. Families are known to have loved ones cremated & will not come in to retrieve the ashes after many failed attempts at contacting them-so they're shelved. Some families will agree to buy expensive caskets they cannot afford & will opt at the last minute for cremation after loved ones have already been placed in caskets. Caskets cannot be re-used, so there can be units laying around which looked like they were once occupied. The floor drain in the garage is probably where decomposed bodies were drained & rewrapped before cremation. Crematories will not accept wrapped remains where excess body fluids are present. The FH industry is changing and consumers are more aware than ever.

@MomMom4Cubs

2 жыл бұрын

In some states, maybe not yours, you can rent a fancy casket for viewing, then have a far more modest one for actual burial or cremation. Tennessee is one place this practice may be common, even if not strictly legal. I'm sure you know people do things regardless of legality, especially when funeral-sums of money are involved.

@SS-fx7vz

2 жыл бұрын

Caskets can be reused. Often times you can rent a nicer casket for the funeral and then the body is put into a more affordable casket. That’s why some of them look reused. It’s because they are.

It's not like buying a old mechanic shop, and finding some decent tools that were left behind.

Very interesting thank you.

Those people need to be in prison for doing that to the Dead

In the embalming room, they also use some of that, ok, a lot of that, for restorative, severe injury or maybe prolonged illness where they lost a ton of weight, the needles they may use to inject fluids to 'plump up' the face/cheeks for a viewing & the other thing on the pillow, it's a head block. Yes, I know way too much about this stuff, maybe I should go to mortuary school to learn 'the rest'... All that black mold on the walls, just in the casket display room, I hope you weren't in that building very long, that room especially... Oh, the vaults, they are display models for the actual full-size vaults that caskets go in. See, I told you that I know way too much about this stuff ;)

Gotta love the fucking scrappers, they always ruin these places faster than nature. Scrappers have caused so much damage to buildings they make these structures unusable for any future tenants who might be interested in occupying these vacant buildings. Much easier to utilize a building that has all its wiring, plumbing and other mechanical components than it is to occupy one where its all been removed and black mold has taken hold. Prime example as to why everyone is slowly abandoning that entire city, scrapping is a HUGE problem in that part of the state.

@periodtpooh3021

2 жыл бұрын

Nobody’s gonna want a funeral home with this kinda story behind it

@deniseshephard3347

2 жыл бұрын

@@periodtpooh3021 I agree with you who in their right mind would occupy or even buy the House of Horrors with the history behind it Many properties which havent been scrapped could of housed the homeless or the less fortunate

My all there souls rest in heavenly peace amen xxxxxx

The funeral industry/ directors did away with having full size caskets to save space and it may be less traumatic for families seeing all those caskets too....

Why are you whispering??

I just never understood why people think they need to go into a place and be buttholes and destroy a place!!!

@shirley9209

2 жыл бұрын

The what "buttholes",/ A$$ holes, do.

@adelerodriguez2432

2 жыл бұрын

I have seen vacant houses get destroyed by vandals.

@angelawoodlief7242

Жыл бұрын

This funeral home needed destroying!

Those deceased photos are sad. To pass away and be disrespected after death is just crazy 😢

thanks

Please Tell Me These People Owners are In Jail! I can’t believe the People commenting on this Not believing this stuff wouldn’t be left behind, Yes a lot of crap is left behind because the Owners are disgusting 🤢. Just like when someone is killed, or killed themselves, You have to pay someone to come clean it out, their cleaning companies for that.

I won't be buying anymore Swanson TV dinners not that I have for years."SOLYENT GREEN IS PEOPLE!!"

❤️Could you put the remains in a cemetery xx so so sad. Love from England x

I’d have shit myself hearing that knocking at the end 🤣

This is too creepy plus, this guy should of had on protective gear. Still looks unsatintary.

*Somebody scrapped and robbed the shit out of that place, stole all those nice caskets and stripped the hearse.*

@abandonedcentral

2 жыл бұрын

Yup that happens to any location near Detroit.