The Hallfords defrauded customers by giving them concrete instead of ashes and mismanaged 190 bodies, desensitizing families during their grieving processes.
Prosecutors revealed that the Hallfords used funds from grieving families and pandemic relief to finance luxury items, showing a pattern of exploitation.
After being discovered due to a foul smell, the Hallfords faced severe charges, including fraud, corpse abuse, and money laundering over several years.
The Hallfords acknowledged their guilt in an agreement that laid bare their deception, affecting families who believed they received their loved ones' remains.
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