September 3, 2009
FROM THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
FROM THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
A judge in Chicago has delayed the arraignment for four former cemetery workers suspected of digging up corpses and reselling burial plots...
The hearing also was delayed because defendant Carolyn Towns didn't have an attorney. A public defender was appointed to represent her.
The four face several felony charges, including desecration of human remains and theft.
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