Missing pianist believed to be buried by wrong family

A missing Canadian came back after his family opened a funeral. The police believe that the body is from the 80-year old pianist Scott Cushney and has been missing since August. The coroner office said that the body was excavated, so you can get positive evidence.

Many of these young people from the lost generation disappeared in action, and at least until the early 1920s, the body has never returned to their families, when they existed. There is no ceremony for families whose corpses are not buried. With traditional rituals, survivors can not be kept in eternity. According to a letter from London Evening News, it is said that this idea was born from a Melbourne journalist. This attracted George V's attention. George V announced on 11th November 11th, "We will suspend all normal activities for 2 minutes" to "completely rest". All my thoughts may concentrate on the devout memorial of the glorious dead. "

When a person is killed his family chooses the way they want to be buried. The deceased is buried or cremated according to family beliefs. If Viking turns to ash, he is believed to arrive at Valhalla soon. If he is to be buried, he will be buried and take him to Valhalla. When someone was buried, he was buried in a wooden room filled with supplies. The royal family is buried on a large ship or burned on the deceased's ship. The dead are always cremated buried by their wealth. Even after they converted to Christianity, Viking has continued this custom for a couple of years. He will be despised by everyone if a person dies of "straw 's death". When a person gets to sleep, the straw died in the bed of the house. These evil beliefs quickly brought the arrival of Christian missionaries to Viking colonies.