Show of Hands

Nope, if she wants him out she should pay. How many people are buried in the Hoover dam, Golden Gate Bridge, and other large concrete structures?

Law enforce will probably force them to dig it out. Better PR to volunteer and at least appear concerned...

If nothing else that area of concrete is unsafe due to the void that makes it out of specifications. The company needs to fill the void and the wife isn't going to permit desecration of his body, so the company just as well look good & just do it.

Should the Hoover Dam be torn apart to recover all the bodies lost during the construction process? It has been 40 years, this person is laid to rest. Unless there is a question of possible murder, put a marker and let it be.

Yes! That's a person who's family needs answers

Ironically he had three kids named: Di, Berry and Celia.

He's buried, put a marker

Unless there is evidence that the company was negligent, I say no. Even if they were negligent, I'd take it out of whatever penalty they'd receive. So if the penalty is $1 million, the wife gets all the money or uses $750k to pay for the body.

Why was he X-raying in the first place? Did he think he was going to find something?

That's an expensive Workman's Comp claim.

I don't think the company is responsible for paying.

Welcome back buddy everyone has missed you. I think the original contractor should pay.

Isn't that basically his grave? Wouldn't that be disturbing the resting spot of the dead.

Take it out of her shoe budget.

Seems like somebody will pay - out of the cop budget if nothing else. Seems like they'd want to dig him up to ID the body and rule out foul play. And the tenants are probably going to whine about living on a dead guy if they don't remove the body.

How much for just a head!

Hey Bob!
There has got to be some sort of insurance for things like this?

How would he have gotten in there...? Self harm or company negligence