Chicago authorities are investigating a funeral home after discovering over fifty decomposing bodies at the South Chicago Chapel, prompting an urgent effort to identify victims and notify families. The facility, already suspended for unsanitary conditions including rodent infestations and foul odors, is linked to operators Clark and Johanna Morgan—whose previous crematory lost its license in 2025 for mishandling remains. This isn’t their first run-in with regulators: Clark’s license was revoked in 2024 for expired credentials and misconduct. Officials now seek answers on how bodies ended up neglected—and vow to restore dignity to grieving loved ones.
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