Second guilty plea entered in Montrose funeral home case
A Montrose woman accused of helping run a body parts selling scheme out of a Montrose funeral home pleaded guilty to mail fraud Tuesday in Grand Junction.
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A Montrose woman accused of helping run a body parts selling scheme out of a Montrose funeral home pleaded guilty to mail fraud Tuesday in Grand Junction.
The mother of a Megan Hess, the former operator of a Montrose funeral home accused of selling body parts without family consent, pleaded guilty of federal charges Tuesday.
By John Shiffman (Reuters) - A second Colorado woman pleaded guilty on Tuesday to defrauding relatives of the dead as part of a scheme in which a fune...
Shirley Koch and daughter Megan Hess faced charges related to selling body parts from deceased individuals brought to Hess' Sunset Mesa Funeral Home.