Grieving mother was given birthing blanket with stillborn child’s remains instead of cremated ashes, lawsuit says
Oklahoma mother Aurora Hartley is suing after she allegedly received a baby blanket containing the child's remains instead of ...
Archaeologists Find Extremely Rare Roman Artifact at Ancient Burial Ground
Over three excavation seasons, archaeologists from the Institute of Archaeology at the Jagiellonian University and the archaeological company Pryncypat, identified 23 inhumation burials—where bodies ...
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Local woman finds human ashes at Davidson County church, searches for answers
As a retired librarian for Davidson County Schools, Lynn Fritts has years of investigative experience tracking down answers ...
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Viewers surprised after simulation shows how cremation actually works
There's a surprising step in the process of turning your body into ashes... one that may make you rethink your end of life ...
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Affidavit shows as many as 800 human remains could have been misidentified at Carlinville funeral home
As many as 800 families across the country who patronized a Carlinville funeral home may never know if the remains on their ...
5 things to know about NBC News’ investigation into unclaimed bodies used for research in Texas
In response to reporters’ findings, the University of North Texas Health Science Center announced it was suspending its body ...
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Camanche turns down storage units for cremation urns
A proposal to install a two-unit, 96-niche columbarium at Rose Hill Cemetery failed Tuesday at the Camanche City Council ...
Cut up and leased out, the bodies of the poor suffer a final indignity in Texas
The University of North Texas Health Science Center built a flourishing business using hundreds of unclaimed corpses. It ...
As families searched, a Texas medical school cut up their loved ones
The University of North Texas Health Science Center suspended its body donation program after NBC News exposed how hundreds ...
Inside the Funeral Home for New York’s Luminaries
Everybody dies. But not everybody is embalmed at Frank E. Campbell, a discreet mortuary on Manhattan’s Upper East Side.