Serik Sarsenbayev said he was on his own late at night when two masked The thieves then nailed him into a wooden coffin and carried on their search He was later freed by the driver of the parlor’s hearse.<\/p>\n The thieves made away with the equivalent of $23,000 and remain at large, from Reuters<\/a><\/p>\n What if he hadn’t woken up in time, and had suffocated?. Or worse, been ALMATY (Reuters) – Burglars in Kazakhstan locked a funeral parlor employee in a coffin and kept him there unconscious while rummaging for cash in the shop. Serik Sarsenbayev said he was on his own late at night when two masked … Continue reading ![](\"http:\/\/cyber.law.harvard.edu\/blogs\/static\/dowbrigade\/\npremie.jpg\")
<\/a>ALMATY
\n (Reuters) – Burglars in Kazakhstan locked a funeral parlor employee in
\n a coffin and kept him there unconscious while rummaging for cash in the
\n shop.<\/p>\n
\n burglars burst into the parlor and beat him until he fainted.<\/p>\n
\n for a money safe, he told Reuters by telephone from the steppe town of
\n Temirtau.<\/p>\n
\n the daily Express K reported.<\/p>\n
\n buried alive, only to wake up in the dark, trapped….Stories
\n like these bring up early, unpleasant memories of scary
\n movies<\/a> and things
\n that went bump in the night. Also unanswered questions. Why did
\n the Hearse driver find him? Why does a funeral parlor have $23,000 in
\n cash lying around? What’s the difference between fainting and passing
\n out? Inquiring minds want to know.<\/em><\/p>\n<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n<\/table>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"