[at-l] OT Nasty Georgians {WAS The book}

[wolferrae@earthlink.net (Rogene Beers)]

    Your right, there is nothing they have I could possibly want The whole
idea of a law suit is to keep other's aware of punishment financially and
criminaly and maybe for some something to bury thier loved ones properly.
     I never would have dreamed my family would end up on NPR, BBC etc news
this morning, not by name of course but by this circumstance. Yes, the
father started it about at least 20 years ago and my father died in 89 so he
just might be there too.  Mom is checking with the funeral home records to
be sure and then if he was sent there she'll have to take her box in for
cement identification.  Bad thing is that one of the persons with documented
human remains in their possession have found/identified there father in that
mess.  Now who's in the box and how many others have mixed up boxes.  No one
will ever know.  There's quite a bit of land involved and how are they going
to get the land decontaminated and the ground water etc.
I know my own dad had a pretty nasty infection and how many more had bug to
contribute to spoiling of the environment.  The governor has declared it an
environmental disaster area.

Rogene
PS Why do we need an established law to charge them with.  I think sometimes
common sence should be the order of the day for such criminal behavior. Not
just theft/fraud.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Orange Bug" <orangebug74@yahoo.com>
To: "Rogene Beers" <wolferrae@earthlink.net>; <at-l@mailman.backcountry.net>
Sent: Tuesday, February 19, 2002 8:57 PM
Subject: Re: [at-l] OT Nasty Georgians {WAS The book}


> It really doesn't matter if there are suits against the crematory or
> its owners, the Marsh family. What do they have that you would possibly
> want? The grim fact appears that there has been a pattern of this for
> many years undetected by neighbors or referring funeral homes. If this
> was a pattern started by the current operator's father or other family,
> they may get off scott free.
>
> Part of the water testing is to determine safety downstream should they
> decide to drain the pond for the search.
>
> There have been interviews of neighbors who now recall some problems
> after the discoveries, including clothing and "parts" discovered on
> neighboring land.
>
> I hope the Marsh's are given many, many consecutive years' sentences
> and wind up in their own Potter's field. I also wonder about the
> referring funeral homes' responsibility to assure that the contracted
> service was performed.
>
> I am so sorry that your grief for your father's death has been reopened
> so cruelly.
>
> Bill...
>
> --- Rogene Beers <wolferrae@earthlink.net> wrote:
> >
> > ...  I sure hope
> > they get the begibbies sued out of themAlso I wonder if the state can
> > be sued also for their inadequate inspection process.
> >
>
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