terratogen wrote:
] ] Welcome to SeeMeRot.com this site is dedicated to all who
] ] have gone before us. Two months ago we attached the
] ] worlds first 'Live Coffin Cams' to the interior of our
] ] subjects' casket. This was done after friends and family
] ] had seen the deceased for the last time. We then
] ] travelled over 2000 miles with the casket to the familys'
] ] chosen burial place. [undisclosed to protect gravesite]
] ]
] ]
] ] Having arrived at the graveyard a small ceremony was
] ] held, after which the final preparations were made to
] ] our transmitting hardware and lighting units. All went
] ] according to plan (at first) and the casket was lowered
] ] just after lunchtime April 15th, 2003. Cam tests were
] ] carried out at the site and the grave was sealed! We then
] ] set off back to our office in the heart of Seattle.
] ]
] ] From our base in Seattle we should have been able to
] ] control the lighting and 'refresh rate' of the camera
] ] equipment. Unfortunately, we had problems from the
] ] start, lighting and mounting issues meant that the cam
] ] was not only almost impossible to see but also the zoom
] ] mal-functioned. We trust that the new site will be more
] ] suitable. We hope you find SeeMeRot.com a fascinating
] ] place to visit over the coming months.
] ]
] ] We will be able to view the new cam for many years,
] ] several modifications have been made to this latest cam
] ] and the casket itself - Whilst it is still buried 'six feet
]
] ] under', the staging area of this unit suits our technical
] ] requirements far better. Thanks for stopping by.
]
] ] Should you wish to discuss plans for your own 'Coffin Cam'
] for
] ] family and friends, please contact us for pricing details.
]
] it had to happen sooner or later. -LB
I hate to admit it,but this might be pretty cool?

RE: SeeMeRot.com :: Live Coffin Cam :: Now with New image every 10 seconds!