One of my clients wished to express their gratitude. They recently handled an exceptionally challenging case involving a deceased individual who had been submerged in water for three days. Following this, the family requested that they reopen the casket to retrieve a small lock of hair for a keepsake. Anticipating an unpleasant experience, my client was pleasantly surprised when, upon opening the casket, there was no odor. They assured me that their sense of smell remained unaffected by typical mortuary scents, so they could discern the difference.