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<blockquote data-quote="Dannyalcatraz" data-source="post: 6266391" data-attributes="member: 19675">Prisons are built like fortresses.&nbsp; As such, there is usually a big clearing for it to sit in, and if there are multiple barrier structures, the spaces between them will be designed to let the guys with ranged weapons see and attack targets.&nbsp; So the process of getting even a single body/ill person to the outer area would be physically demanding and detection would have been very highly probable.&nbsp; Then you actually have to get the body TO the zombies, either by opening some gate or tossing them over, piece by piece.In addition, not every area within a prison will have access to all kinds of functions and room designs.&nbsp; While it may be more sensible to incinerate the bodies in a concealed inner space, that courtyard may have been the only viable option.&nbsp; There was likely no individual furnace for that cell block, and inside, everyone could have detected the killing and burning.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Dannyalcatraz, post: 6266391, member: 19675"] Prisons are built like fortresses. As such, there is usually a big clearing for it to sit in, and if there are multiple barrier structures, the spaces between them will be designed to let the guys with ranged weapons see and attack targets. So the process of getting even a single body/ill person to the outer area would be physically demanding and detection would have been very highly probable. Then you actually have to get the body TO the zombies, either by opening some gate or tossing them over, piece by piece. In addition, not every area within a prison will have access to all kinds of functions and room designs. While it may be more sensible to incinerate the bodies in a concealed inner space, that courtyard may have been the only viable option. There was likely no individual furnace for that cell block, and inside, everyone could have detected the killing and burning. [/QUOTE]

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