[Burkeman1]

This is a sad story. The Marsh family is a prominent black family in that county and had been even before WWI. The patriarch of the Marsh family actually had a lumber mill that employed both black and white in pre WWI Georgia! That is a great accomplishment for a black man in the segragated South! The rest of the Marsh clan is very successful and many Marsh businesses still operate in that county. This must bring alot of shame on that noble family.

[another cricket]

Every family tree has its nut, saps and bad apples.

The honest side of the family should hold it's head high. I would hate to be this man's kid though.

a.cricket

[SJackson]

Thanks for the backgroud. Though my first thought was for the families of the deceased, Ray Brent has more victims to answer for.

[thegreatbeast]

This is an awful story and this crematory operator is screwed, blued and tattooed. He will be doing a lot of time. But I just think all the garment rending over this thing is just so much useless hysterics. Just a personal quirk perhaps, but once life has left the body, it is nothing but a husk- nothing that should suffer any indignities but not the same as stealing someone's life savings or all their retirement funds.

[Reweld]

Noble family? Many of the bodies found there dated back well before the son took over the business. Many people turned in urns of ashes to be tested, that had been handed them by the parents, and those urns contained cement, dirt, and wood ashes. This "noble family" has been doing this for many, many years, and looking people right in the eye while they were doing it. The whole family are sociopaths.