The director of the funeral of Colorado, who received the 191 bodies, pushes the guilty lawsuit back

Colorado springs, colo. – The owner of the Colorado’s funeral house, which accepted Abuse of bodies 191 took back his guilty suit on Friday and behind the judge will be tested Rejected the Claim Agreement By a rare decision.

Family members whose bodies have been found and decayed in a building in the building in the Colorado building, want a longer deported punishment than 20 years with the lawsuit agreement.

Jon Halford and his wife, Carie, have been false a false scheme for years to return home to the funeral home before the authorities have preserved a luxurious lifestyle. Prosecutors say they have taken money from the customers, only to throw bodies and give to families Dry concrete skin ashesA number

Jon Halford has already been convicted in a federal prison in a federal prison, with a separate fraud.

The lawsuit agreement with the abuse of the body has rejected the alarming testimony during the last month. The jury trial for Jon Halford is set on February 9 and is expected to last for a month or longer.

The lawsuit agreement notes that Holford’s state sentence should have run in a 20-year federal sentence, given that he could have been released for many years than if the sentences ran in a row. Judge Eric Bentley of the state region said that he has not rejected a judicial agreement for nine years, and has called it a “extreme action of the court.”

In order to abuse the body, condemnation is the least serious species of crimes committed by law, the possible sentence, starting to a maximum of 18 months in prison.

Carie Hallford was accused of the same crimes as her husband and himself guilty. He is waiting for sanctions.

Colorado fought effectively to control the homes of funeral and, for many years, have some The weakest regulations in the nation.

It had abuse cases including Decomposition of 24 Decopses DECPES Last month at the Pueblo funeral house, which belongs to the Coroner of the County and his brother.

Investigators say that they have discovered four of the bodies this week, and further identifiers can take a significant amount of time. No charges have been filed.