US: Remains of 189 dead bodies found in Green Funeral Home, Colorado, foul smell was coming from the building
US: The remains of 189 bodies have been found at a Green Funeral Home in Colorado, USA. Police officials said on Tuesday that 189 bodies have been taken out from the funeral home so far. Earlier, officials had estimated that there were 115 dead bodies in a decomposed state in the funeral home. Officials said the number could change again as the identification process of bodies continues.
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The remains of 189 bodies have been found at a Green Funeral Home in Colorado, USA. Police officials said on Tuesday that 189 bodies have been taken out from the funeral home so far. Earlier, officials had estimated that there were 115 dead bodies in a decomposed state in the funeral home.
A foul smell was reported inside a dilapidated building at the Return to Nature Funeral Home in Penrose, a small town about 100 miles (160 kilometers) south of Denver. After which police officers were called to the building on Tuesday night itself in connection with the suspicious incident. When Fremont County Sheriff's Office officers arrived at the scene with a search warrant, they found improperly stored remains.
By October 13, all the remains had been removed from the site, but officials said the number could change again as the identification process continued. Local officials said they would begin notifying family members as soon as the remains were identified in the coming days. However, apart from the remains of the dead bodies, what else have the police officials found from the site? The officials refused to give information about this.
Fremont County Coroner Randy Keller said their bodies were found at the site. After completing their identification process, we will give clear information to their families. So that their pain can be reduced.
When officials entered the neglected building of the funeral home with a search warrant on October 4, they found the remains of hundreds of decomposed bodies. From which a lot of foul smell was coming. Neighbors said they had been smelling the stench for several days.
According to reports, the owners of Return to Nature Funeral Home had not paid taxes in recent months. He was evicted from one of his properties and was sued by a funeral home for unpaid bills.
According to media records, Return to Nature was founded six years ago in Colorado Springs. According to the company's website, Return to Nature Funeral Home provides the facility of burying dead bodies in biodegradable coffins, shrouds, or without adding anything.
