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Trial begins today in a class action against funeral homes that sent bodies to a Georgia cremation facility, where authorities made the gruesome discovery of hundreds of bodies tossed into nearby fields, and families found that urns returned by the funeral homes contained bits of metal, rock and silica. Jurors will have to consider whether the funeral homes' contracts with the families of the deceased obligated them to ensure that the bodies were cremated properly.
March 05, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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