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Remember that dude we talked about that drank 32 drinks, got all drunk,

and started wrestling with some people in the cruise, then died.

Yeah.

Well, apparently they shoved them into a refrigerator.

Lawyer has accused the cruise line employees of stuffing a 35-year-old California father's body into a refrigerator before continuing their voyage.

Ignoring pleases his fiancé to return them to port.

After he died?

Yeah.

Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, they didn't put him in there.

Here it says here.

In light of the traumatic incident, many viewers were wondering what happens to seafarers when they pass away at sea.

According the insiders, cruise ships are outfitted with the hidden morgues for a decease that are off limits to regular passengers.

I hope they're off limits.

It's included in the tour.

Here's the engine.

Here's the morgue room.

Well, if there's a hidden morgue then, they didn't put them in a refrigerator.

These maritime mortuaries usually present as refrigerated rooms with shelves that are typically

located on the ship's lower deck near the storage space for food, alcohol, unless it's miscellaneous

so they could be laid down there.

I mean, well I guess the fiancé of this guy who died, she wanted them to turn the boat

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