>Investigators believe the crematory had stacked the >corpses for up to 15 years. > >"They just piled them on top and then piled more on top. And then >they just left them," Sperry said. "I wish we had a good explanation >for this, but we don't."
"Whosoever would grace this frail cottage, in which poverty adorns every corner, with a rational summing up, would be making no inapt statement nor overstepping the mark of well-founded truth if he called the world a general store, a customs-house of death, in which man is the merchandise, death the wondrous merchant, God the most conscientious book-keeper, but the grave the bonded drapers' hall and ware house." - Johann Christoph M�nnling, Theatre of Death, or funeral orations, 1692. Used by Walter Benjamin as a motto to his section on allegory and trauerspiel in Origin of German Tragic Drama (Ursprung des deutschen Trauerspiels) . Tom Walker
