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'Monster' US Man Who Abused Nearly 200 Corpses, Sentenced To 40 Years In Prison
Jon Hallford, a Colorado funeral director, is sentenced to 40 years for storing nearly 200 decomposing bodies and selling fake ashes to families.
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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.
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Dad Of Ohio Girl Found Dead In Crib To Be Sentenced
The father of a young girl whose decomposed body was found in a crib at their Ohio apartment will ask a judge for leniency when he's sentenced today on charges including corpse abuse, tampering with evidence and drug abuse.
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Taliban vow revenge over photos of militants' remains
Afghanistan's Taliban on Thursday condemned photographs of US soldiers posing with the remains of their militants, calling the two-year-old photos "inhuman" and vowing revenge.
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US corpse abuse pictures fuel anger, NATO exit
Pictures of US troops abusing corpses, on top of a series of outrages this year, have fuelled anti-US anger in Afghanistan, with the president calling on Thursday for an early exit of foreign forces.
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'Monster' US Man Who Abused Nearly 200 Corpses, Sentenced To 40 Years In Prison
Jon Hallford, a Colorado funeral director, is sentenced to 40 years for storing nearly 200 decomposing bodies and selling fake ashes to families.
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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.
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Dad Of Ohio Girl Found Dead In Crib To Be Sentenced
The father of a young girl whose decomposed body was found in a crib at their Ohio apartment will ask a judge for leniency when he's sentenced today on charges including corpse abuse, tampering with evidence and drug abuse.
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Taliban vow revenge over photos of militants' remains
Afghanistan's Taliban on Thursday condemned photographs of US soldiers posing with the remains of their militants, calling the two-year-old photos "inhuman" and vowing revenge.
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US corpse abuse pictures fuel anger, NATO exit
Pictures of US troops abusing corpses, on top of a series of outrages this year, have fuelled anti-US anger in Afghanistan, with the president calling on Thursday for an early exit of foreign forces.
