$80 million crematory settlement reached in Georgia case
An $80 million settlement was reached in a mass crematory case involving Tri-State Crematory in Rome. Nearly 1,700 families said remains were mishandled as 334 bodies were found across grounds, vaults, and storage. The deal depends on insurer liability, with Georgia Farm Bureau cited as the potential source of payment.
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Man ordered to stand trial in girlfriend's murder and killings
In a Wayne County circuit hearing, 36 year old Roger Thompson confessed to strangling Lisa Shelton and killing her four children with a metal pipe after a March 31 argument. A Sept. 2 arraignment was set, with police confirming the confession and the judge ruling enough evidence for trial.
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