ok a few things...
FLEK does resemble the dad, but to me not so much the sister... we have to be careful about look alikes..remember how much she looked like Bud chynoweth( and his whole fam)
http://www.google.com/imgres?start=...=0CBEQhBwwBDhk&iact=rc&dur=606&page=4&ndsp=27
remember FLEK did have a nose job, so comparing noses is out.
THE FUNERAL DIRECTORS LAST NAME IS BAKER. my heart just skipped a bit.
( like the bakers who live in Idaho??!!)
I do agree that it is strange she would leave BSTs id stuff to find,but no other info...it adds to leaning that she was a Turner or close to them..
Were her parents married at that time? It doesnt look that way on the death certificate
I asked about autopsy once when i did some work in OKC police dept...they are NOT routine. Only if foul play is suspect. It would have been disrespectful to the family to indicate anything back then, and they had already been through enough.
as far as burial:.... what day of week did the fire happen?
---Islam: Muslims perform burials as quickly as possible in order to free the soul from the body. No chance for a holiday before the funeral in this tradition.
---Judaism: Funeral services take place the day after death. Following internment of an unembalmed body, the family sits in mourning duirng a seven-day-period known at shiva. At this time, visitors are expected to express condolences to the family. Additionally, short morning and evening services during shiva celebrate the departed individual's life.
---Protestant: Protestant families ordinarily arrange funerals to meet the wishes of the deceased and his or her family. Nevertheless, funerals usually occur within three days following death, although some individual ethnic and cultural groups may take a longer or shorter time before the funeral. The family in many cases hosts a visitation at the funeral home the night before the funeral. At this time, friends often visit informally with the family, telling stories about their loved one and offering them some comfort. After the funeral services, the family often gathers in fellowship, usually sharing a meal provided by friends either at the home of the grieving family or else at a church hall.
Roman Catholic: The second day after the death, the family holds a wake celebrating the life of the deceased. On the third day following a death, either a funeral service is celebrated alone or as a funeral mass. After the funeral, the family receives visitors at a reception. Actually, as Christians, both Protestants and Roman Catholics share similar traditions.
By the way, in the American South, funerals are sometimes held on Sunday afternoon and certainly take place on Saturday.
Bottom Line: Unless family members are coming to the funeral from very distant places, ordinarily, it is held within three days after a death for most Christians and within less than five days for Buddhists. Muslims, Jews, and Hindus hold the funeral as soon as possible after death.
