> Another issue with this burial arrangement is that the deceased are interred in a restricted area. Perhaps even more tragic is that these sort of burial arra

> Another issue with this burial arrangement is that the deceased are interred in a restricted area. Perhaps even more tragic is that these sort of burial arrangements are commonplace at state psychiatric hospitals. These hospitals are where they send the worst of the worst: uncontrollable, criminally insane, extreme and present danger to self and others. And then, of course, people die in custody and they are sometimes buried on the grounds, behind bars, essentially, in a cemetery where nobody can visit them, except perhaps the staff of that self-same hospital, who aren't likely to care in a month, much less 20 years down the line.