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It's interesting to see the walk-in body cooler. Most morgues had installed the drawer system cooler, presumably to save space and expense. These would have been singularly horrifying to get trapped in. I wonder if there was an emergency release on the inside, like in the industrial food-freezers in restaurants.
If your stainless steel is going bad, do you think it might be chinese drywall?
Good stuff, Mr. Motts!