For nearly 200 years, candidates for that honor have been disinterred and examined.
According to the life of Oswald, Edward's body was found to be incorrupt when it was disinterred (which was taken as a miraculous sign).
Her family claims that when her remains were disinterred six months later, she was in a body bag, still wearing her hospital gown.
In March, the bodies of three children said to have been killed by the nurse were disinterred for examination.
But Mirabeau, who had favored a constitutional monarchy, was disinterred three years later as the revolution became more radical, and replaced by Jean-Paul Marat.
In 1998, those remains were disinterred and identified by means of a DNA test as belonging to Lieutenant Michael Joseph Blassie, of St .Louis, Missouri.
In 1998, Arlington's unknown service member from the Vietnam War, who was buried in May 1984, was disinterred and identified as First Lt. Michael J. Blassie, an airman shot down in 1972.
Since 2003 more secrets of this evil and despotic regime have been revealed – I have stood on a huge mound in Hilla, near Babylon, where about 10,000 bodies in a mass grave were being disinterred, mostly Shia Muslims.
There are disinterred, rotting bodies of murdered choirboys, Dexter paralysing the larynx of their killer so he can't scream while Dexter dismembers his clingfilmed body (to prevent blood spatter, duh), which convulses in agony during a lingering overhead shot.
In 1997 a skeleton that was believed be that of the revolutionary and the remains of his six comrades were disinterred and transported to Cuba to be interred in a massive memorial and monument in Santa Clara on the 30th anniversary of Guevara's death.
