"No filming the corpses," a military press officer barked as a group of correspondents jumped off a Russian Army helicopter on the outskirts of the Chechen capital.
Before a bullet shattered his skull in 1882, Jesse James cut a bloody swath through parts of the Midwest and the South, leaving a trail of corpses and favorable press notices in his wake.
Mississippi officials ordered the coffin sealed and tried to bury it quickly to keep pictures of the battered corpse out of the press.
In the original press story reporting the discovery of a corpse, a spokesman for the judiciales denied that it could be any of the missing girls; it belonged to an older woman, he said.
"He dreamt... that the corpse of the drowned man pressed him to his chest in an icelike grip".
Photographs were taken, and the black press disseminated the image of Till's mutilated corpse far outside of Chicago, making Till's death a national story.
The press agency AFP headlined its story "Dr Death opens corpse museum", suggesting a macabre display of human remains.
The Batista regime, which had already leaked the news to the Cuban press, mailed the F.B.I. two photographs of a fractured corpse, shirtless and smeared with blood.
Night Duty, Melitta Breznik (Steerforth Press, £8.99) A doctor watches as a pathologist neatly dissects the corpse.
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