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In the wake of grim testimony Tuesday regarding human bones in the yard and decomposing body fluids on the floor of the main building of Tri-State Crematory, the three remaining funeral homes that sent bodies to the crematory settled in the class action suit in federal court in Georgia. Forty-four of the 56 funeral homes named in the suit settled before a jury was picked in the case, and the 12 remaining funeral homes have settled since the trial began last week.
March 11, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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