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‘Horrific’: Funeral home owner sentenced after he admitted to stashing nearly 200 decaying bodies
DENVER, Colo. ( KKTV /Gray News) - A Colorado funeral home owner was sentenced after he stashed nearly 200 dead bodies in a building. Jon Hallford was sentenced to 20 years in prison on Friday. The sentencing is five more years than what the prosecution asked for, and double what his defense lawyer asked for.
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Lawsuit: Maggot-infested body presented at Virginia funeral home viewing, family claimsA Virginia family has filed a lawsuit against a local funeral home claiming negligence in the way their loved one was ...
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Tabitha Worrell is suing a funeral home in Virginia after the family went to her son's viewing and witnessed the deceased's ...
Virginia mother sues funeral home for $5 million after son’s body allegedly found covered in maggots
A Virginia woman has filed a $5 million lawsuit against two funeral homes, alleging her son’s body was shown in an open ...
Lance Peck pleaded guilty on Thursday to perjury, tax evasion, grand theft and other crimes after an investigation that found ...
CHESAPEAKE, Va. — A Chesapeake woman is suing their local funeral home for neglecting her son's body after she said they showed a "grotesque display" of his body in an open casket. Tabitha Worrell is ...
Mongo the cat died on June 17, and was well known for showing up to comfort those who were grieving at Iannotti Funeral Home.
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