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Funeral home owners accused of storing decaying bodies expected to plead guilty to COVID-19 fraud

Funeral home owners accused of storing decaying bodies expected to plead guilty to COVID-19 fraud

  • Prosecutors say the Hallfords stashed 190 decaying bodies in a funeral home storage building and sent grieving families fake ashes
  • Court documents say the Hallfords used the pandemic aid to buy expensive cars, cryptocurrency and trips
By AP ·
Sri Lanka apologizes for cremating Muslim Covid victims

Sri Lanka apologizes for cremating Muslim Covid victims

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