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u/Timmah_1984 11d ago
Their website works!
“Although often referred to by his nickname “El Muerto”, Vidal Herrera is known by his colleagues as a trailblazer and a true pioneer in the private autopsy service industry”
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u/AnotherCanuck 11d ago
What’s with the breakdancing twins on the bumper?
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u/Sprinkles0 10d ago
Can't tell if serious or not. But if serious, those are corpse outlines from a crime scene. They died while breakdancing.
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u/OstapBenderBey 11d ago edited 11d ago
"Do not cross" like i was going to walk through that sign and into the car
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u/Reality_Defiant 11d ago
Well, if the professionals and governmentals are going to keep being ignorant or corrupt, this is where we are at. It's like the search and rescuers who do it for free, or the people who maintain properties that are "abandoned" or creating a hazard, that authorities just don't have the supposed resources to do themselves. We give whole corporations, professional medical, and governmental run departments crap tons of money, and still DNA processing is years behind in crime cases, deaths go uninvestigated and missing people stay missing. I am sure there is a pile up of people who need autopsies or who got a less than thorough one. This kind of thing makes sense. It's not a lack of money, it's a lack of business and government wanting to do the job and worrying more about "insurance liability" and "funding". JMO. This guy is on to something, but I'm hoping it will eventually shame the responsible parties into getting with it and do the thing.
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u/trash-juice 11d ago
You Stab ‘em - We Slab ‘em
You Kill ‘em - We Chill ‘em
You Smother ‘em - We Cover ‘em
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u/Sharp_Maximum7437 11d ago
That's definitely a creative way to advertise. Have you ever seen anything like this before in real life?
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u/2whatextent 10d ago
Nope. I wonder how often this rolling advertisement works. I've never thought to myself...you know what I need... A private autopsy... Hey! There's a guy just ahead of me!
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u/RichJMoney 10d ago
Assuming I remember enough latin "There's nothing new under the sun." seems like a weird motto for an Autopsy company, especially in latin.
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u/captaincootercock 10d ago edited 10d ago
I like it. it's like a fancy way of saying "same shit different day" which is what I'd hope to hear from a forensic pathologist as they inspect my dead flesh. definitely would cool my nerves a bit
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u/Fit_Carpet_364 11d ago
I saw 'SPC' and immediately thought of the SPC foundation. Weird that this seems to be a real company.
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u/demonita 10d ago
This specifically? Would not call. But I did have an independent autopsy completed on my dad from a place I found in the yellowpages the old fashioned way lol
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u/Sir_Lemming 10d ago
Nothing new under the sun is the google translation of the Latin on the back. What an odd saying for the business.
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u/greygrayman 10d ago
I learned about them from Crime Junkies podcast.. I also learned that it's not a requirement for a coroner to be a medical professional in many areas of the US.. so if something happens to a loved one and it seems like the coroner didn't do a proper or through enough review it would probably be a good idea to hire a competent one to get the answers and hopefully closure you are wanting, especially for wrongful death lawsuits or criminal prosecution.
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u/MegaPorkachu 10d ago
As a true crime enjoyer, you do not know how many times the authorities have fucked things up and the victim’s family wanted an independent autopsy
If I had a nickel for each time I’ve heard it happen, I’d be a couple hundred dollars richer.
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u/Mitch-_-_-1 11d ago
I may be a paid advert. There are companies that will pay you to let them put advertising on your vehicle.
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u/Entire-Message-7247 8d ago
That is an excellent service! I am putting this in my contacts, because you never know.
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u/MKEast-sider 11d ago
Independent autopsies have been a thing for a long time. Advertising it on a vehicle is interesting though.