Cars set on fire.
Undertakers bribing police to send them “fresh commodities.”
A dead man stripped before reaching the cemetery, so morticians could trade his expensive clothes for a cheap suit.
The body wars are on in Lithuania, and it is ugly.
In this clip, a Lithuanian cop on the take speaks in shadow to describe how the scheme operates, and why he doesn’t see it as a crime.
Linas Jegelvicius
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Latest posts by Linas Jegelvicius (see all)
- 100Voices: Stiff Competition - Jan 31, 2014
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- Inside Track: As EU President, Lithuania Avoids Open Bidding - Aug 8, 2013
