Would you buy a car someone died in?

I think the rider must have sneezes when he crashed. Bless you.

Bought an LE Mini write off for part's once, lady had failed to give way, hit another car and mini went on fire. When stripping it we found a shoe with a burnt foot in it jammed under the pedal's.

I don't know if it is true or not, but a guy told me many years ago of buying a car that was involved in a fatality. The car was apparently fixed and professionally groomed.
The first time he used the sun visor some brain/hair matter fell onto his lap. I guess they missed that spot.

We here in the west live in a curious state of denial about death. Don't see much of it, don't think much about it, certainly don't talk about it, and a majority believe life is everlasting anyway.

For many years I slept on a bed with a second-hand mattress from the Salvation Army store on it. Those almost all come from deceased estates so there's a chance that could have been somebody's deathbed. I don't know, don't want to know, and don't spend any time thinking about it. It's quite a nice mattress, and I'm not going to be dying on it any time soon. The previous owner didn't leave a stain or anything.

How often would this be an issue with cars though? How many cars would there be there on the road today, that could be repaired economically after a crash that was hard enough to kill someone?

Only a gold BMW M3.

Can remember as a kid, dad brought a bent car home with someones scalp attached to the windscreen. Not sure if they stiffed it.