Funeral home owner who stashed nearly 200 decaying bodies set to be sentenced for corpse abuse

Funeral home's owner sentenced for corpse abuse

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. — It's been two years since nearly 200 decaying bodies were discovered throughout a fetid, room temperature building in rural Colorado. On Friday, the man responsible, a funeral home owner, is set to be sentenced in state…

Inspectors find numerous decomposing bodies in funeral home

DENVER (AP) — State inspectors in Colorado found about 20 decomposing bodies behind a hidden door in a funeral home owned by a county coroner, who told them he may have given fake ashes to next of kin who sought…

Funeral Owner To Be Sentenced For Corpse Abuse After Storing 200 Bodies

It's been two years since nearly 200 decaying bodies were discovered throughout a fetid, room temperature building in rural Colorado.

Judge rejects Return to Nature Jon Hallford's plea agreement

PENROSE, Colo. (KRDO) – Nearly two years after close to 200 decaying bodies were discovered left to rot in a funeral home in Penrose, Jon Hallford, one of

Funeral home stashed 190 rotting corpses in building

Colorado Springs' Return to Nature Funeral Home promised dignified cremations with no embalming or chemicals. Instead, Jon and Carie Hallford piled nearly 200 bodies in their fetid, bug-infested building and handed families urns of concrete dust. Mr. Hallford, already headed to prison after pleading guilty to federal fraud charges and on the hook for vast sums in damages, is to be sentenced today on 191 counts of corpse abuse. — Read the rest Th…