I don't think it is appropriate to put it on the front page of a newspaper though, because there is no control over who can see it. If your husband/wife/son/da

I don't think it is appropriate to put it on the front page of a newspaper though, because there is no control over who can see it. If your husband/wife/son/daughter/parents were killed in that crash, would you want your young child walking past a news stand in the street to see their mangled bodies in a field displayed for all and sundry to gawk over? Would you want the rest of the world to see and remember your kin like that? Somewhere in the mix, there has to be an element of basic human dignity and respect towards deceased people, and their loved ones who have to come to terms with that fact.