Jury Finds Cemetery 99 Percent at Fault for Allegedly Mishandling Bodies

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  • 6 years ago
A Tennessee jury Monday found Galilee Memorial Gardens 99 percent at fault for botched burials before the Bartlett cemetery was shut down by the state.

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