#dead-body

☝😵🚨 Ek Shaks Ki Mili Dead Body (Mumbai)

😵 Aaj Shaam Ek Anjaan Shaks Ki Mili Dead Body

☝ Umar Kareeb 30 Se 35 Saal Ki Batayi Jaa Rahi Hai

📌 Methi Naadi, Prem Nagar, Dharavi, Soin

On July 18, a man in Berau, Indonesia, met a horrible and grisly fate when he stepped into the Lempake River with his friends.

The 41-year-old, named Syarifuddin, had been bathing in the water that evening when, according to the people who were with him, a saltwater crocodile lunged and dragged him away. Along with his relatives, police searched for him that night. Unfortunately, they came up empty-handed — but they learned what had become of him the next day.

On Wednesday morning, villagers saw something floating in the water towards them. It was being pushed along by a crocodile.

Screenshot / Daily Mail

It was Syarifuddin’s naked body, which villagers were able to recover after the predator released it and swam away.

Screenshot / Daily Mail

It Sure Does Look Like Someone Tried To Stash A Body Down There…

When you’re hiking, the farther you get from civilization, the greater the chances are that you’ll come across something unusual. In the case of Redditor JacobDynamite, the unusual thing he found looked an awful lot like a shallow grave you try to stash a body in. Luckily for us (and the rest of the Internet), he took some pictures before calling the police… JacobDynamite says he was out…

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This PSA Matter-Of-Factly Tells You What To Do With Your Dead After A Nuclear Attack

Now that there are a few decades between us and the Cold War, people forget that Americans once lived in constant fear of nuclear attack. Public service announcements (PSAs) were shown on televisions all over the country to address this concern, and some of them did so more dryly than others.

One particularly morbid PSA that was shown throughout the ’70s and ’80s taught people how to dispose of their loved ones’ bodies after nuclear attacks, and to keep the terrible vibes going, they enlisted the help of a creepily calm narrator.

It’s probably a good rule of thumb to keep dead bodies away from your living family members, but I guess that would’ve been difficult, since people would’ve been huddled in cramped shelters during nuclear attacks at that point.