[real saxophonist]

Well, this is weird. I actually met Shannon Kent, interviewed for a Funeral Service position. Guess I'm glad that didn't work out.

To make the story even weirder, I then interviewed with the manager of the funeral home. She flat out told me she was going to hire a woman for that position. (Well, why the hell are you interviewing me?)

She was killed in a car accident a couple of years later.

Pictures and video at the source.

[V_TWIN]

Had a similar thing in my town maybe 2p years ago. It was discovered by local authorities an undertaker here had bodies stacked up in a closet and other places in the funeral home. IIRC he had a contract with the city to embalm and bury the indigent. So to increase profit he just skipped the burial part and pocketed the money.

One more reason the Bible is so clear on and warns of what money is.

[Red Badger]

There was a similar case in Georgia back about 20 years ago or so.............

[RinaseaofDs]

Denver again. That place is becoming the heart of darkness.

[pepsi_junkie]

The visit was part of the Lake County Sheriff’s Office investigation into alleged improper documentation and suspicious elements in a set of cremated remains. An unidentified woman filed a complaint with the department in February regarding the mishandling of a child’s remains. Testing revealed the infant’s cremated remains contained a mixture of metal and the body of an adult.

Good lord, could you imagine losing your child and then having no idea where their remains are or what the funeral parlor did with them?

[texas booster]

Lake County authorities conducted an unannounced visit

I wonder how many unannounced visits by authorities have been done on abortion facilities?

Anywhere?

Anytime?

At least these folks back in the mountains care about the deceased.