NOBLE, Ga. – Prosecutors filed 102 more theft by deception charges Tuesday against the operator of a Georgia crematory accused of leaving hundreds of dead bodies to rot on the property. Ray Brent ...

The operator of a Georgia crematory where hundreds of bodies were found discarded last month was charged in Tennessee on Monday with six felony counts of abuse of a corpse. Ray Brent Marsh, operator ...

LaFAYETTE, Ga. – For more than four years, Ray Brent Marsh (search) let the corpses pile up on his northwest Georgia property — behind his house, in the woods and crammed into burial vaults. The ...

Snellville's nearly yearlong crematory saga has been laid to rest. City leaders on Monday night reached a settlement with Chris Nuzum, whose crematory touched off a thunderstorm of protest last summer ...

LaFAYETTE, Ga. — Former crematory operator Ray Brent Marsh was sentenced to 12 years in prison today after relatives of some of the 334 people whose bodies he left to decay on his property confronted ...

<TAB>Authorities filed 56 additional charges yesterday against a LaFayette, Ga., crematory operator accused of discarding hundreds of corpses he was paid to cremate. <@SM><@SM><TAB>The new charges ...

A former crematory operator pleaded guilty Friday to dumping more than 330 corpses on his property and giving the relatives of the dead cement dust instead of ashes. Under a deal with prosecutors, Ray ...

ATLANTA — The parents and sister of a crematory operator in rural Noble suspected of discarding more than 300 corpses rather than cremating them were arrested late Friday afternoon. Authorities in ...

In the space of five days this month, state regulators arrested Joseph Damiano, charged him with violating state crematory laws and stripped him of his funeral business licenses. But according to one ...

They came and they went, like so many bodies in and out of Joseph Damiano’s storage cooler. Disgruntled workers. Complaining customers. Outraged competitors. Angry state regulators. They wanted to ...

LAFAYETTE, Ga. — A Georgia crematory operator jailed since February on allegations he took money for cremations and dumped 339 bodies on his property was released on bail Tuesday, authorities said.