J. J. in Phila
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JB was 120 pounds, and 60 inches.
There are some that are waterproof, opaque, and the right size.
http://www.rubbermaid.com/en-US/shop-products/storage-boxes/roughneck®/roughneck-hi-top-storage-box
https://www.target.com/p/sterilite-...black-with-red-latch/-/A-15066067#lnk=sametab
https://www.walmart.com/ip/Sterilit...trial-Tote-Black-Case-of-2/44785752#read-more
As was previously noted, it would be a "forced-fit."
He could have bought one in the morning, had one available, or picked one up at his parents house, transferring the body there.
The question, for me at least, is how did JH get the body out of the house and to Jenkinstown? Whether or not in a bin, he certainly didn't take it by mass transit.
He probably had a bit over 24 hours to get the remains to Wayne County.
There are some that are waterproof, opaque, and the right size.
http://www.rubbermaid.com/en-US/shop-products/storage-boxes/roughneck®/roughneck-hi-top-storage-box
https://www.target.com/p/sterilite-...black-with-red-latch/-/A-15066067#lnk=sametab
https://www.walmart.com/ip/Sterilit...trial-Tote-Black-Case-of-2/44785752#read-more
As was previously noted, it would be a "forced-fit."
He could have bought one in the morning, had one available, or picked one up at his parents house, transferring the body there.
The question, for me at least, is how did JH get the body out of the house and to Jenkinstown? Whether or not in a bin, he certainly didn't take it by mass transit.
He probably had a bit over 24 hours to get the remains to Wayne County.