Greensboro Attorney
In what has become an incredibly strange series of events, a funeral home director was found to be in possession of bodies at his house. Neighbors had complained about an odor and according to a Greensboro attorney they found two bodies in a horse trailer when they went to the scene.
Warrants were issued for a number of criminal charges, along with obtaining property by false pretenses.
A top rated attorney in Greensboro was told that the man was supposed to have cremated th bodies and was paid to have done so. Our top rated lawyer in Greensboro also were made aware that the man was charged with felony insurance fraud as a result of the events surrounding the funeral home and the bodies.
Our family law attorney in Greensboro sends out their thoughts and prayers for the families who were involved in this situation. Stay safe Greensboro!
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Garrett, Walker, Aycoth & Olson, Attorneys at Law
317 South Greene St, Greensboro, NC 27401
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