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Pals Take Dead Friend Out of His Coffin, Take Him for a Motorcycle Ride

A group of friends in South America dug up a man’s corpse to take him out on “one last” motorcycle ride.

The dead man’s pals say they got permission from his parents to remove him from his coffin.

The group of men lifted the lifeless body onto the passenger seat with one man driving, and one man holding the body.

The group of men say they wanted to pay tribute to their friend and say goodbye “as they should” with the trip.

None of the people who took the body has been arrested. Police say the funeral is considered a private event and there have been no complaints.

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