Figmo, you did not get what I wrote at all. The article stated that the DNA tested fragment was cremated and disposed of. Most of the identified body fragments went to the family. If one fragment had to be used to determine who was killed, it did it's job. The family should be happy to know it got the correct fragments and not to complain that one fragment was not returned. It is a closed casket service so the fragments only represent what was the person. I would bet that a clinical psychologist could explain it clearer than I could - ask one if you know of one.

Why shame on the current President for this practice? It was the current President who stopped this practice. The time period was 2003-2008.

This has not happened since 2008.

'Nuff said on this topic.