Constructive Body Disposal: hiding a dead body inside a building or wall as it's being put up;; Dead Man's Chest, if they hide it in a ...

When Disposing of a Body, you need a place where the body is unlikely to come to light again. One method is to find a site where a building or road is being ...

Burning a body until it's reduced to ash requires 1400 to 2000 degrees Fahrenheit for up to two hours. A modern gas furnace designed for heating a building isn' ...

Many Zombie Apocalypse settings have a subtrope, where any fresh corpse will soon rise and join the undead horde (making anyone close to death a Zombie Infectee) ...

Vehicle-Roof Body Disposal ... One method of getting rid of a body is to place it on top of a large vehicle (truck, train, etc.); either by accident or design.

Precautionary Corpse Disposal: A setting or situation where anyone who dies will become a monster, or otherwise dangerous. Pummeling the Corpse: Pummeling ...

Basic Trope: A character is killed and their body is buried under or within the foundation of a constructed building to hide the evidence.

A page for describing Laconic: Constructive Body Disposal. A murder happens and the victim is hidden by entombing them in a building under construction.

"Dead Body Disposal" by rapper Necro, gives various advice on how to dispose of a body and make it harder to find. Radio.

"You're always gonna have trouble lifting a body in one piece. Apparently, the best thing to do is chop the corpse into six or seven pieces and pile it all ...