Posted AT 4:36 AM EDT on 18/01/08
Thinking inside the box
CHUNGJU, SOUTH KOREA — After solemnly reading their wills, seven perfectly healthy university students climb into caskets in a dimly lit hall.Workers nail the coffins shut, then sprinkle dirt on top as the lights are switched off and a dirge is played. Muffled sobs can be heard from some of the coffins. About 15 minutes later, they are opened and the five men and two women are "reborn.
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