The amount of work that goes into preparing these coffins it unbelievable. They have to seal all of the lid to stop the smell seeping out after a few weeks and even months after the casket has been placed inside the tomb !
A girl in my Death & Dying class said she smelled raspberry whenever she went to her grandparent's crypt. During a class trip to a funeral home, the director showed us embalming fluid in raspberry fragrance. Somebody's leaking...
Sealing these is not a good idea because gasses are going to build up causing caskets to blow open. Kari the Mortician has an entire video on 'exploding caskets' that talks about this very thing & some places will prop the lids open just to prevent this. I couldn't find the one I was looking for but this one also explains exploding caskets & what causes this to happen. th-cam.com/video/KxOAYAhl1fo/w-d-xo.html
so foolish what going to happen 100 -200 years from now when the money runs out then someone is going to deal with it that dont even know anyone like it or not thats the system
This is definitely not a section 8 Funeral, or a cheap Shake”n”Bake. It the ultimate sign of respect for the folks that can afford. Indoor climate controlled means Thanks you Mom, we wanted you to have the best, after you gave your best to all of Us. Kudos to the families that can do it.
better find a solution for getting rid of all the dead bodies stacking them that way is dumb who will maintain those buildings in the long run they get old over time collapse then the bodies must be moved
Look what happen to that place in Bessemer AL. Memorial Mound bodies were left for years and they went and took body parts and trashed the place. Very sick
This is how my mom was interred. She is on the top "shelf" of the cemetery where she now lies. She said she didn't want to get wet or have bugs on her.
maggots and flies cant get into sealed crypts, even if they try to wriggle inside of there, no impossible or even buried, impossible. The body decomposes by itself
Very lovely Interring at a beautiful Mausoleum.You could've sang a Chorus or Hymn while the Casket has interred in the Niche of the Mausoleum,and it would've been more nicer if the priest could bless the niche before the casket was placed inside.But lovely video,and my condolences for the loss of your family member.
That's the reason why the cemetery workers unseal the casket before it's put inside one of those above-ground crypts. It's also to stop the rapid decomposition of the body over time.
They have special events for this type of burial. My godmother was buried in one she is in a double crypt with a special to prevent a smell. Or explosion
Ok yea cuz I was just looking at the singer Aaliyah and where she's resting at and I was a bit confused as to where her casket actually was at ...this video jus answered my question 😐
I just hope that we’re she is at along her dad that this place never gets abandoned that they are taken care of and that’s crazy I came here just because of babygirl
Am I wrong in thinking that there is something wrong with the attire of the people entombing the departed family member in shorts and t-shirt? No solemnity, Just slide the box in the niche,...Maybe I'm wrong,...
Maurice Rivers I don't expect them to wear a suit. Hell jeans and a t-shirt would have been ok. Just something about shorts looks a bit silly. I know the deceased don't care, but the family very well might.
The funeral was over by then. They usually don't want you staying for the internment, this was the case with my father, but I told them just try and keep me away! Needed to make sure sure he was interred as requested head to head with my mother.
Cemetery workers want to be as mobile as possible, so shorts or jogging pants are probably common (depends on the weather and the season, and also where they work - even if they now use a backhoe/excavator, you'd still want to keep a groundsperson warm while digging graves in the winter). If you wish to see a more "formal" look for cemetery workers, then cargos are the way to go. Definitely not jeans, too heavy.
With all the respect, but actually, sealing the caskets are the worst idea because once death occurs, the human body naturally will start the process of decomposition, and in the process of decomposition, gases are released from the body, and if the gases build up inside without any escape, the pressure builds up and therefore the casket can EXPLODE, and there have been cases where not only the casket explodes, but also the crypt wall can also open from the explosion. I could also speculate too that the casket was sealed only for a moment for the psychological comfort of the loved ones present, but once the family leaves, the casket is unsealed, yeah because come on, it makes sense, and sealing caskets will not prevent decomposition and if left sealed, the gases from the body that can build up inside and without any sort of escape, its logical that it can explode, think of it like you were to seal a pressure cooker and putting it inside a small concrete space, so even with "sealed" caskets, it has to have some sort of air vent to let the gases leave and help relieve the pressure, so sealing a casket will defeat the purpose, and instead of "preserving" a body, it will actually do the opposite because of what I just explain. It really gets me mad that the funeral industry has turned into a business and try to prey on the families' grief to make extra $$ and going as far as lying into selling sealed caskets making the families believe it will prevent their loved ones decay...totally untrue. My best wishes to you and your loved ones.
It really depends on the morticians experience and the chemicals they use. Back in the 1800's they used arsenic and a lead lined coffin and those body's have little decomposition.
Girl they have a special vent in the casket for ones going into the wall. Therefore no explosion will occur. I know through experience my godmother was buried in one.
They wrap the casket to help keep the smell down, notice the liner under the casket that slide in the wall with it @1:01, to catch fluids, if any leak.
My neighbors wife died and was put in a mausoleum slot like this one. He died 4 years later and put in the same slot. There was a slight smell of formaldehyde, but not decay. The casket was wrapped and a tray was under it also. Edit: they also said they changed from metal dowels to wooden ones to slide the casket in the slot, because the metal ones would rust the bottom of the tray.
Danielle Schiazza Mausoleums and some crypts are ABOVE ground so yes, this type of interment IS a waste of liveable space. If everyone who ever lived were kept above ground we wouldn't be able to move for burial buildings. Obviously, cremation is the ideal solution.
It’s to prevent leakage of decomposing bodily fluids. Caskets, metal ones and wooden ones corrode from the fluids and leak. Casket wraps help prevent this. They are becoming more common. Also called casket diapers.
Omg I'm way too scary to go die, buried my body into the ground or on the wall while I'm in the casket! I'm not ready for that shit!!! It's very scary and creepy for me! If i die and be in the casket If i am in buried inside the ground or on the wall what if i wake up try to get our what will you do??? If i can't get out If i scream for help to get me out i wondering can anybody hear my scream to help me get out of the ground or the wall??? I been wondering too much... My mind questions saying what if what if etc.... Smh it's very scary and creepy. I'm not ready no way.
The reason a casket is wrapped in plastic (it's most likely in a bag first) is that (and I will try to be delicate here) since the body is being interred in an above-ground burial, it will be prone to FASTER decomposition. During the decomposition process, resulting fluid might be released along with the embalming fluid. That would settle on the bottom of the casket, eventually eating through the casket and if the casket wasn't wrapped or placed into a large bag, that fluid, once it ate through the casket, would leak into the crypt and cause damage and might possible flow out of the crypt and run down the front, which would not be a pleasant experience at all, along with the odor of decomposition as well. The plastic bag that the casket is in prevents that fluid from leaking into the crypt. Lawsuits were brought against cemetaries because of this fluid leaking out to the point it was visible to the surviving loved ones when they visited the crypt. Hope that answered your question. If there is proper ventilation in the crypt/mausoleum and some way to vent built-up gases in the casket, then there should be no problem. Again, I know it's a delicate subject but that's the reason why the casket it put into a bag and wrapped.
johnifly I see they have the casket on a tray and that would facilitate any possible leakage from the casket. We have a local mausoleum that does the same thing.
johnifly I see. Yeah I heard of that happening before. I've also heard that people can get a non-sealant casket, so that there is a small space between the lids and the rim of the casket, which might help with the ventilation, since it allows for the gases to vent out rather than build up inside a sealed/airtight casket. I don't know if the wrapping would be necessary then. I'm sure some mausoleums do that anyway to be on the safe side.
Yes, they probably do. I talked to a funeral director at the local cemetery where my parents are buried (not in a mausoleum) and I asked him specifically about that (I almost went to school to be a mortician) and he told me they put the whole casket in a large bag especially prepared to ensure no fluids leak into the crypt and damage it. They also have it well-ventilated so there are no odors. Being in a mausoleum, ESPECIALLY during the Summer will speed up decomposition and it's not pretty inside the casket from what I hear. Their body becomes a mass of putrid soup!!
It's FAR BETTER to use a casket without a sealer gasket. The funeral director I'm friends with told me they have a "burper valve" built into the casket to prevent build-up of decomposition gas but still I've read stories that that didn't matter and they still had problems with "exploding casket syndrome" and fluid leakage so the reason for the bag.
The amount of work that goes into preparing these coffins it unbelievable. They have to seal all of the lid to stop the smell seeping out after a few weeks and even months after the casket has been placed inside the tomb !
A girl in my Death & Dying class said she smelled raspberry whenever she went to her grandparent's crypt. During a class trip to a funeral home, the director showed us embalming fluid in raspberry fragrance. Somebody's leaking...
Sealing these is not a good idea because gasses are going to build up causing caskets to blow open. Kari the Mortician has an entire video on 'exploding caskets' that talks about this very thing & some places will prop the lids open just to prevent this. I couldn't find the one I was looking for but this one also explains exploding caskets & what causes this to happen.
th-cam.com/video/KxOAYAhl1fo/w-d-xo.html
so foolish what going to happen 100 -200 years from now when the money runs out then someone is going to deal with it that dont even know anyone like it or not thats the system
More like 50 to 100 years when the money runs out or the HVAC fails and the building starts collapsing
Alot of mausaleums do have vents so that the gases can except out and not stay in the crypt.
Most modern mausoleum crypts have vents and drains.
This is definitely not a section 8 Funeral, or a cheap Shake”n”Bake. It the ultimate sign of respect for the folks that can afford. Indoor climate controlled means Thanks you Mom, we wanted you to have the best, after you gave your best to all of Us. Kudos to the families that can do it.
I would rather be in a wall then buried under the ground. At least there are no bugs.
Moe C yes bugs go and can get in
*do
Moe C your our body automatically turns to maggets dummy
jack Vegas: It doesn’t turn to maggots...
That is so true. That ain't going to stop it maggots still going to be inside the casket. Eating the body up.
My long term apt is just a hole in the wall.
better find a solution for getting rid of all the dead bodies stacking them that way is dumb who will maintain those buildings in the long run they get old over time collapse then the bodies must be moved
It's better than taking up a bunch of space burying them in the ground.
But its true the building will collapse one day. It wont last forever
Look what happen to that place in Bessemer AL. Memorial Mound bodies were left for years and they went and took body parts and trashed the place. Very sick
A waste of money and resources. Death rituals are stupid. Cremate and get it over with.
Just like the place where my parents are buried. A double vault though.
💋💋💋💋💋💋💋
This is how my mom was interred. She is on the top "shelf" of the cemetery where she now lies. She said she didn't want to get wet or have bugs on her.
Carmen Moore she could still get bugs on her
maggots and flies cant get into sealed crypts, even if they try to wriggle inside of there, no impossible or even buried, impossible. The body decomposes by itself
Very lovely Interring at a beautiful Mausoleum.You could've sang a Chorus or Hymn while the Casket has interred in the Niche of the Mausoleum,and it would've been more nicer if the priest could bless the niche before the casket was placed inside.But lovely video,and my condolences for the loss of your family member.
A sealed body can blow the lid of a coffin from the gases that build up
That's the reason why the cemetery workers unseal the casket before it's put inside one of those above-ground crypts. It's also to stop the rapid decomposition of the body over time.
Very true. Exploding caskets happen all the time and then family want to sue.
They have special events for this type of burial. My godmother was buried in one she is in a double crypt with a special to prevent a smell. Or explosion
Rest in peace dear one. 😇🙏
Ok yea cuz I was just looking at the singer Aaliyah and where she's resting at and I was a bit confused as to where her casket actually was at ...this video jus answered my question 😐
I just hope that we’re she is at along her dad that this place never gets abandoned that they are taken care of and that’s crazy I came here just because of babygirl
its a dead person filing cabnet
eva 😄😄😄😄😄
eva not funny, but kinda hilarious
Not funny at all
eva lmao best comment on TH-cam
@@cindybrooks2786 it was too funny....😀
Am I wrong in thinking that there is something wrong with the attire of the people entombing the departed family member in shorts and t-shirt? No solemnity, Just slide the box in the niche,...Maybe I'm wrong,...
yeah this just spawned casually in your TH-cam
That place be haunted as hell for sure !
Cemeteries are haunted too. 😀 😃 😄 😁 I see dead people.
This is done for the living, not for the dead. As for me, I’m OK with being cremated. What the hell do I care?
😀 😃 😄 😁 I just want to go to Heaven, not Hell.
Seal casket has a relief vavle to let gas out. It on the bottom of the casket.
How else do you think they get them up there
Good old scissor jack
Cremation quick and fast
One would think they would make those two construction workers dress a little bit different considering it is a funeral.
Can't move the way you want to while doing half the shit you do their. Families don't care about how they dress they know they have a job to do
What's the point of wearing a suit just to put a casket in a vault? They have a job to do, plain and simple. The deceased do not care.
Maurice Rivers
I don't expect them to wear a suit. Hell jeans and a t-shirt would have been ok. Just something about shorts looks a bit silly. I know the deceased don't care, but the family very well might.
The funeral was over by then. They usually don't want you staying for the internment, this was the case with my father, but I told them just try and keep me away! Needed to make sure sure he was interred as requested head to head with my mother.
How much do these types of burials cost ?
They plastic wrap the coffin, so the body can’t escape.
It’s to prevent leakage of decomposing bodily fluids.
OSHA SHOULD VISIT THIS CEMETERY.
Man I was thinking the same that’s more than 5 feet with no harness
！！！！啥情況？為啥這棺木要用類似保鮮膜的密封呀？
Why they put plastic wrap around the casket?
So it can collect what leaks.
How will he get out when the dead walk the Earth?
They might fall down and hurt themselves. Lawsuit just waiting to happen.
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Northville Tunnels not funny
what, no dress code for the workers?
stekow1111 they don’t need to dress up
Karen Yodi it’s not unprofessional
Cemetery workers want to be as mobile as possible, so shorts or jogging pants are probably common (depends on the weather and the season, and also where they work - even if they now use a backhoe/excavator, you'd still want to keep a groundsperson warm while digging graves in the winter). If you wish to see a more "formal" look for cemetery workers, then cargos are the way to go. Definitely not jeans, too heavy.
With all the respect, but actually, sealing the caskets are the worst idea because once death occurs, the human body naturally will start the process of decomposition, and in the process of decomposition, gases are released from the body, and if the gases build up inside without any escape, the pressure builds up and therefore the casket can EXPLODE, and there have been cases where not only the casket explodes, but also the crypt wall can also open from the explosion. I could also speculate too that the casket was sealed only for a moment for the psychological comfort of the loved ones present, but once the family leaves, the casket is unsealed, yeah because come on, it makes sense, and sealing caskets will not prevent decomposition and if left sealed, the gases from the body that can build up inside and without any sort of escape, its logical that it can explode, think of it like you were to seal a pressure cooker and putting it inside a small concrete space, so even with "sealed" caskets, it has to have some sort of air vent to let the gases leave and help relieve the pressure, so sealing a casket will defeat the purpose, and instead of "preserving" a body, it will actually do the opposite because of what I just explain. It really gets me mad that the funeral industry has turned into a business and try to prey on the families' grief to make extra $$ and going as far as lying into selling sealed caskets making the families believe it will prevent their loved ones decay...totally untrue. My best wishes to you and your loved ones.
Diana Rendon wow that was one long explanation.
It really depends on the morticians experience and the chemicals they use. Back in the 1800's they used arsenic and a lead lined coffin and those body's have little decomposition.
Girl they have a special vent in the casket for ones going into the wall. Therefore no explosion will occur. I know through experience my godmother was buried in one.
Um why did they wrap the casket? Don't you want the flesh and goop to seep in the draining vent?
They wrap the casket to help keep the smell down, notice the liner under the casket that slide in the wall with it @1:01, to catch fluids, if any leak.
@@billdougan4022 ahhhh ty
My neighbors wife died and was put in a mausoleum slot like this one. He died 4 years later and put in the same slot. There was a slight smell of formaldehyde, but not decay. The casket was wrapped and a tray was under it also. Edit: they also said they changed from metal dowels to wooden ones to slide the casket in the slot, because the metal ones would rust the bottom of the tray.
Ever wonder what's on the other side of the wall? Hint. Sometimes it's like the racks at home depot
I’ve been behind those very walls. It’s sealed both sides
Why is the tombstone walls
Is th at were Michael Jackson put or was he put in that one other spot
this is where I will be going for an eternity!
TheMUSICFANATIC67 Just until the end of the world.
Dude, the world will NOT end just our existence.
TheMUSICFANATIC67 eventually the world will end won't be for a very long time but it will like everything else cease to exist
Does this cost more then burial?
@@danielleschiazza6172 in some instances it could be less
Seems like a kabyan family.
Save money, no leaking cremation.
What a waste of space. Hardly enough room for the living let alone the dead!
Carol Coates but isn't this less space then burial??
Danielle Schiazza Mausoleums and some crypts are ABOVE ground so yes, this type of interment IS a waste of liveable space. If everyone who ever lived were kept above ground we wouldn't be able to move for burial buildings. Obviously, cremation is the ideal solution.
Rip
Why do they wrap the casket in that plastic wrap before placing it in the wall??
So that pussy cats can't smell the remains : l
It’s to prevent leakage of decomposing bodily fluids. Caskets, metal ones and wooden ones corrode from the fluids and leak. Casket wraps help prevent this. They are becoming more common. Also called casket diapers.
@@2snowgirl520 Interesting. I never knew that.
Saan yan?
Omg I'm way too scary to go die, buried my body into the ground or on the wall while I'm in the casket! I'm not ready for that shit!!! It's very scary and creepy for me! If i die and be in the casket If i am in buried inside the ground or on the wall what if i wake up try to get our what will you do??? If i can't get out If i scream for help to get me out i wondering can anybody hear my scream to help me get out of the ground or the wall??? I been wondering too much... My mind questions saying what if what if etc.... Smh it's very scary and creepy. I'm not ready no way.
When you die it won't matter to you because your thoughts cease to exist after death.
Why did they put tape around the casket??
Here is a link explaining the process of wrapping the casket: www.franklinwrap.com/index.html
Hope that answers your question
It must be lonely if your a dead person because you have nothing to do.
When you're dead, you don't care.
I won’t be lonely. I’ll be with Jesus. You should come too.
You wont be inside your body anymore.
Corpse condos?
Bobby Lee dead person filing cabinet 😂😂😂😲
Nicole DiMayo The dead files😵!
Bobby Lee yes lmao
they don't seal it there..
kobe bryant and gianna bryant vneassa bryant love you yes
???? Huh .
Wah????
Seems a waste of space to preserve a body in a wall forever. Let me go back to Mother Nature please.
Ummm isn't that fucking Woodlawn cemetery Dayton
stop being in my recommended
Stop clicking on the video then....lol.
Stray Dog lol
房子里面放死人，这里空气不臭吗
I'm claustrophobic though
Just curious, is there any particular reason for wrapping the casket?
The reason a casket is wrapped in plastic (it's most likely in a bag first) is that (and I will try to be delicate here) since the body is being interred in an above-ground burial, it will be prone to FASTER decomposition. During the decomposition process, resulting fluid might be released along with the embalming fluid. That would settle on the bottom of the casket, eventually eating through the casket and if the casket wasn't wrapped or placed into a large bag, that fluid, once it ate through the casket, would leak into the crypt and cause damage and might possible flow out of the crypt and run down the front, which would not be a pleasant experience at all, along with the odor of decomposition as well. The plastic bag that the casket is in prevents that fluid from leaking into the crypt. Lawsuits were brought against cemetaries because of this fluid leaking out to the point it was visible to the surviving loved ones when they visited the crypt. Hope that answered your question. If there is proper ventilation in the crypt/mausoleum and some way to vent built-up gases in the casket, then there should be no problem. Again, I know it's a delicate subject but that's the reason why the casket it put into a bag and wrapped.
johnifly
I see they have the casket on a tray and that would facilitate any possible leakage from the casket. We have a local mausoleum that does the same thing.
johnifly I see. Yeah I heard of that happening before. I've also heard that people can get a non-sealant casket, so that there is a small space between the lids and the rim of the casket, which might help with the ventilation, since it allows for the gases to vent out rather than build up inside a sealed/airtight casket. I don't know if the wrapping would be necessary then. I'm sure some mausoleums do that anyway to be on the safe side.
Yes, they probably do. I talked to a funeral director at the local cemetery where my parents are buried (not in a mausoleum) and I asked him specifically about that (I almost went to school to be a mortician) and he told me they put the whole casket in a large bag especially prepared to ensure no fluids leak into the crypt and damage it. They also have it well-ventilated so there are no odors. Being in a mausoleum, ESPECIALLY during the Summer will speed up decomposition and it's not pretty inside the casket from what I hear. Their body becomes a mass of putrid soup!!
It's FAR BETTER to use a casket without a sealer gasket. The funeral director I'm friends with told me they have a "burper valve" built into the casket to prevent build-up of decomposition gas but still I've read stories that that didn't matter and they still had problems with "exploding casket syndrome" and fluid leakage so the reason for the bag.
Rich Filipinos
Hardly rich. Barely even blue collar. When your loved one dies, you do what you can to honor their memory.
They just like going to the extreme and shows it off . Philipinos.
Anne- Marie Colas not true
wont the body smell putting it on the wall
I believe that my grandfather was embalmed
The casket has an air-tight seal that prevents odors from leaving and/or entering the casket. Embalmed people do not decay, though.
miguel garcia
who ever said that is stupid...every casket is seald...except for cremation ones the cheap cardboard ones
its going to smell either way bodys rot...
I wonder who's in the suitcase
? this is not normal to do this.. hope it doesnt go boom.. explode..
Merry Christmas could be your last.
Yep me too
Get in your crypt!
Dead,wrapped in plastic.
Dangerous using of this lift without safety Gage's
Condolence po sa family
I say we eat the dead, Whats for dinner? Granny!
Hury
P were.