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Thursday's announcement of an $80 million settlement between a Georgia crematory owner and families of the dead whose bodies were discarded may not be all that it seems. The families' lawyers hope to collect the entire amount from the Georgia Farm Bureau Insurance Co., which provided homeowner's insurance for the family that ran the Tri-State Crematory -- but a Farm Bureau attorney calls it "Monopoly money," because the settlement is unlikely to be paid without more litigation.
August 27, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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