Gravedigger buries himself

A week ago, some gravedigger from Netherlands buried himself, sry to say but unintentionally. The cart with sand collapsed over the 62 year old man and fully covered him. It took a colleague to notice it, make some way to breathe poor chap and some firemen squad to rescue him after an hour or so. The conclusion is clear – dont dig graves alone!

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Published in Sep 18 2006 07:16 am

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3 comments

redhead

Sep 18 2006 09:59 am

some fiction

adboy

Sep 18 2006 10:09 am

lol its not, it happened in zvolle, netherlands some week or so ago. its real news from ananova news agency... it struck me as doctor who operated himself or thief who robed himself... but in some darker fashion

SimplyBree

May 6 2007 01:18 am

Wow!

Serious, yet a little humorous at the same time. I thought they had machines to dig graves and the grave digger's job was to fill and cover the grave.

My condolences to his family.

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