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Table And Freezers

Table And Freezers

The morgue had a twin stack.
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the morgue...in this picture you can see two morgues and two drip trays.the top drip tra is now missing as of 2 weeks ago.i og back here all the time,so thats how i know.i researched those drip trays and they run for $2,000.its a real shame
ricky
Fri 12-30-2005
*shudder*~who would want an old morgue dripping tray, bad karma when you steal something like that!!
meg
Fri 03-03-2006
Maybe some fan of gore sites? I've checked a few of those out and was VERY sorry I did.
isabeats
Mon 05-22-2006
somethings are best left where they belong....
chopsuey
Wed 05-24-2006
okay, stupid question #973031,
Why does every, mental hospital i see on this web page have a freiking moruge.
The Escaped Madman
Fri 07-28-2006
probably........because people die in hospitals
sande
Sat 10-28-2006
Good answer Sande.
CSA fr USA
Sat 11-18-2006
One of my favorite rooms, unfortunately, it's been vandalized almost beyond recognition.
Mad Dawg
Sun 06-24-2007
I've somehow managed to track down both of the freezer trays. One is being used as a bar/coffee table, and the other is a workshelf in a garage by the same person who is using a door lock from the administration building on his front door...
Scarecrow
Mon 12-10-2007
Not a freezer but refrigerators for the dead.
RT
Sat 01-19-2008
good job, RT i never imagine if that was a freezer. Bodies will be freezed as ice blocks
swandimorgue
Tue 03-29-2011
good job, RT i never imagine if that was a freezer. Bodies will be freezed as ice blocks
swandimorgue
Tue 03-29-2011

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