Lafayette Cemetery in Colorado is in chaos after crews hit human remains during a burial, revealing a century-old record-keeping disaster. Believed to have plenty of empty plots, the cemetery is actually full — forcing families to choose between selling back their plots, relocating, opting for cremation, or risking a traditional burial with a backup plan if remains are found. With ground-penetrating radar as the only non-invasive tool, families must decide by October 31st — and some demand more research before making irrevocable choices.

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