Families struggle for closure after crematory scandal
In Noble Georgia families seek closure after Tri-State Crematory discoveries. Robbie Cann questions if a locket holds her husband’s ashes as charges of theft by deception face crematory operator Ray Brent Marsh. Investigators pace recovery of hundreds of bodies while experts discuss sacred trust and forgiveness.
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Robbie Cann
Cann
Chattanooga
Ray Brent Marsh
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Ronald Barrett
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Coin stash grows as U S Mint churns out more cents
The American Numismatic Association notes many can afford loose change yet discard it, while Stanford archaeology professor Rathje says millions of dollars of coins end up in trash daily. The U S Mint plans about 15 billion coins this year, down from 24 billion last year, with circulation preferred. A retiree in Auburn, Washington, and others illustrate the coin stash habit, including a man who saved up to a million pennies and cashed in via Coinstar.
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Neal
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