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The family may want to organize a closed casket burial or a cremation ceremony. Is it so absurd that they would want the body for that? As the article states t

The family may want to organize a closed casket burial or a cremation ceremony. Is it so absurd that they would want the body for that? As the article states the emotional grief over losing a limb may be on the same level as losing a spouse for amputees. I wouldn't say it's absurd that someone would want to keep the ashes in that case.

lonelappde 7y ago
What do you need a body for a closed casket?
- gumby 7y ago
  Not to mention you probably don't want the service to happen weeks later once the science is done.
- armada651 7y ago
  Because for most people there's emotional value in the remains of a loved one.