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Puerto Rican funeral home presents shooting victim on his motorcycle [w/video]

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Puerto Rican funeral home presents shooting victim on his motorcycle [w/video]

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If you thought you'd previously seen it all, well, you're wrong. Case in point: David Morales Colón, a 22-year-old Puerto Rican man who was shot to death last Thursday, and whose wake is now making headlines here in the United States mainland. How come? Well, suffice it to say that the funeral directors at Marin Funeral Home in San Juan's Hato Rey neighborhood have a flair for the unorthodox. For example, in 2008, they embalmed another young shooting victim and displayed his body standing up for the duration of a multi-day wake.

Back to the present: Yesterday and today, callers who stopped to pay their final respects to the late Mr. Colón got a bit of a surprise. Instead of the traditional presentation of the body in a casket, Mr. Colón's corpse, dressed in casual duds and sunglasses, was instead posed in a very lifelike position atop his Repsol-liveried Honda CBR600 F4. According to Puerto Rico's Primera Hora newspaper, the motorcycle was given to the victim by his uncle, and upon Mr. Colón's untimely demise, family members delivered the bike to the funeral home specifically for this unusual wake.

Lest you think this is some sort of insane hoax, here's the link to the local Primera Hora newspaper coverage, which features a multi-shot photo gallery, and here's the less detailed Associated Press wire version that's presently making the rounds. Finally, we've got a video posted after the jump. We'll say this: David Morales Colón rides into the afterlife in memorable style. Thanks to Joel for the tip, and thanks to Wes Siler for the bike ID.

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mbpy0DWp1Co&feature=player_embedded

http://www.autoblog.com/2010/04/27/puerto-...-on-his-motorc/

I wish I coulld understaind what there saying. lol

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fop2EuIWqQc&feature=player_embedded

http://www.primerahora.com/diario/noticia/...video%29/383502

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all I got to say is... :rolleyes:

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:rolleyes: Wow!!!

Lawl.

how the hell do they plan to bury him. i mean if rigor hasnt fully set by now that's gonna be kind of interesting to watch as they try to straighten him out for the casket.

That's sick! And I don't mean sick like a dead animal on the side of the road, we should stop the car and touch it with our hands sick. I mean sick like AWESOME!

Dude... that is f'ed up :(

I'd come back and haunt my family if they did that to my body.

really effing weird...

really effing weird...

hell yes, i want my body buried behind the wheel of my car

I want to be posed, and dressed as Batman for my wake.

Behold, my glory even in death.

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