Catoblepas,

This is way more common than you would think/hope. Not like it’s a large proportion of funeral homes or crematoriums doing it, but even 0.1% is a lot of bodies. Especially if it takes years for them to get caught.

possiblylinux127,

Do you have a source

Catoblepas,

Not other than seeing stories like this pop up every few years ever since the first time a local story like this caught my attention, 20+ years ago. You can find many similar stories through Google.

possiblylinux127,

That doesn’t make it common. As it turns out, may of these stories are likely to make the news as they are unusual. I haven’t heard of anything like this happening before but I’m sure its not unique

magnetosphere,
@magnetosphere@kbin.social avatar

State lawmakers gave regulators the authority to inspect funeral homes without the owners’ consent last year, but no additional money was provided for increased inspections.

But this way, politicians can say they addressed the problem when campaign time rolls around! The system works!

possiblylinux127,

Its being handled by the FBI

SpezCanLigmaBalls,
@SpezCanLigmaBalls@lemmy.world avatar

Don’t like that

magnetosphere,
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Tosti,
@Tosti@feddit.nl avatar

Perfect example of the market regulating itself.

possiblylinux127,

Really? The FBI had to get involved. It sounded like they just started having money issues.

fishos,
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OP was being sarcastic. This is why you don’t let markets regulate themselves. It was a dig at unfettered capitalism. Even our dead aren’t respected by capitalism.

possiblylinux127,

That’s why we have the FBI I suppose

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