This bothers me: Why isn't Peter Lanza acknowledging his own son, in death?

The bodies of Nancy Lanza and Adam Lanza are unclaimed at the morgue. Apparently, some out of state relatives have finally claimed Nancy's body and she'll be buried in New Hampshire. What kind of family is this? Why did Nancy's family in N.H. waits so long, and why is it her relatives in Illinois who're making the arrangements? For that matter why didn't her ex-husband do the right thing and claim both their bodies and arrange for a proper burial? I find this bizarre. Peter Lanza apparently is disowning his own son in death. Regardless of what his son did, he still shouldn't disown him in death. His son was probably seriously mentally ill. This is not an excuse for the terrible things her did, but but you should still acknowledge your own son and family, at least in death.

Sounds like a cold guy to me, and I'm no bleeding heart myself, but if it were my son, even in a divorce situation, I'd have unhesitatingly claimed his body and made arraignments for his burial or cremation. If my ex-wife's family had not already done so, I'd certainly claim and make arrangement's for her body,also.