Homicide: Life on the Street1993

Det. Steve Crosetti:
[Crosetti, Lewis, and the cemetery manager are supervising an exhumation. A cemetery worker pries on an object with his shovel in the grave and it breaks] Hey, what was that?

Cemetery Manager:
That's the top. You got the top of the box right there. [to the worker] Just get that, pull that out, don't even mess with it.

Det. Meldrick Lewis:
That's a pretty cheap lookin' casket, ain't it?

Cemetery Manager:
Styrofoam. Buried like a hamburger. I could have put him in stainless steel for 2200 dollars. Find that for less than six grand.

Det. Steve Crosetti:
Come on, hurry up, will ya?

Cemetery Manager:
[to the worker] Hurry up, will ya? [back to Crosetti and Lewis] I could have put him in solid cherry for 1800. Try and find that for less than four grand.

Det. Meldrick Lewis:
[Crosetti crosses himself] He look a little... small, like a, like a prune or somethin'. [offers the manager a look at the photo] Don't ya think he looks heavier in the picture?

Cemetery Manager:
Nobody stays fat down there.