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How to ensure timely body recovery?
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I'd prefer to send a delayed email to police or some authority because I don't want to scare my family like that, but I can't find a good email address, only emergency phone/text numbers. Anyone have ideas of who to email? Also, how much time would you put between your expected time of death and earliest recovery?
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I'm going to have a delayed send text sent to my sister but ask her to call my local PD to find my body. She lives over an hour away, and I don't want her driving down to be the one to find me.
I'm going to have a delayed send text sent to my sister but ask her to call my local PD to find my body. She lives over an hour away, and I don't want her driving down to be the one to find me.
Hmm...that's interesting. With Android, you choose "Schedule Message," choose the date and time you want it sent, then hit "Send." It'll sit there with a clock image next to it and then automatically send at the date/time you chose.
I'd prefer to send a delayed email to police or some authority because I don't want to scare my family like that, but I can't find a good email address, only emergency phone/text numbers. Anyone have ideas of who to email? Also, how much time would you put between your expected time of death and earliest recovery?
I'd prefer to send a delayed email to police or some authority because I don't want to scare my family like that, but I can't find a good email address, only emergency phone/text numbers. Anyone have ideas of who to email? Also, how much time would you put between your expected time of death and earliest recovery?
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