Track your deceased relatives with a coffin GPS


  1. Britton30
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    Track your deceased relatives with a coffin GPS


    American funeral directors have unveiled the first 'iGrave.'
    It uses GPS satellite tracking to allow relatives to find their loved ones in a natural burial site.
    Everyone buried at The Preserve, a 1.5-acre natural burial site in Lafayette, Indiana, receives a GPS transmitter disk in the center of their casket, or in the grave if there is no casket.
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  3. Trucidation
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    Um, don't you only need the coordinates once?
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  4. solarmystic
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    Protection against grave robbing?
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  6. snuffdaddy
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    GPS for fast moving coffins
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  7. Britton30
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    Trucidation said:
    Um, don't you only need the coordinates once?
    Indeed, one would hope so.
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  8. smarteyeball
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    snuffdaddy said:
    GPS for fast moving coffins
    They do get around.


    Although the idea has it's merits. I can never remember where my mum is. Bloody lawn cemeteries, they all look same to me.
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  10. Techymike
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    Maybe so the Zombies can find their way back home!
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  11. A Guy
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