Name:   MrHodja - Subject:   Wow Date:   2/15/2016 6:33:41 PM

That is the first time i have heard that description, so went to google and this is what i found....maybe less severe than you description, but sobering nonetheless.

"For cavity embalming, a small incision is made near the bellybutton and a sharp surgical instrument used for drainage, called a trocar, is inserted into the body cavity. Using the trocar, organs in the chest cavity and abdomen are punctured and drained of gas and fluid contents and then replaced with formaldehyde-based chemical mixtures. The incision is closed, and at this point the body is fully embalmed."

The previous owner of the"remains" probably doesn't give a chit at that point, but funeral directors spare the family the details....lol?...