A former Colorado funeral home owner who kept a woman's body inside a hearse for more than a year has pleaded guilty. Miles Harford was also accused of improperly storing cremated remains in Denver.

The same judge, Christine M. Arguello, on Monday stuck with her original sentences, giving Megan Hess 20 years and Shirley Koch 15 years, following a lengthy resentencing hearing.

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Get in touch with Chloe Mayer by emailing c.mayer@newsweek.com A Colorado funeral home owner pleaded guilty to corpse abuse and theft on Monday in what looks set to mark the culmination of a ...

A Colorado funeral home owner accused of improperly storing cremated remains and keeping a dead woman's body in a hearse for over a year has pleaded guilty, prosecutors said. Miles Harford ...

DENVER — Megan Hess and Shirley Koch, the Colorado mother-daughter tandem who orchestrated a yearslong scheme to sell body parts without the consent of grieving families, will spend years in ...

DENVER (AP) — The Colorado funeral home owner accused of leaving a woman’s corpse in the back of a hearse for over a year and improperly stashing the cremated remains of at least 30 people ...

DENVER (AP) — The Colorado funeral home owner accused of leaving a woman's corpse in the back of a hearse for over a year and improperly stashing the cremated remains of at least 30 people ...