To thin the crowd, it was announced on television and radio that the funeral had been postponed. Five hours later, the body was returned to the cemetery and this time the guards were better prepared. The body was brought out of a helicopter, sealed in a metal box resembling an airline shipping container.[1] Once again, the crowd broke through the cordon, but by weight of numbers the guards managed to push their way through to the grave.[9] There, according to reporters for Time magazine: