A funeral director who hoarded bodies and betrayed grieving families is now publicly apologizing — but the damage is immense. Facing up to 25 years in prison for 67 crimes over 12 years, including fraud, theft, and preventing lawful burials, he admitted his actions caused profound suffering. Victims testified emotionally, describing how he stole charity donations, kept bodies for months, mislabeled ashes, and even told a grieving mother her unborn child was cremated — while the remains sat in a paper bag. Meanwhile, financial records show he spent $42K on holidays, $9K on camping, and $7K on motorcycle racing — all while siphoning nearly $1.5 million from business accounts into his personal coffers. His lawyers say nothing they say can undo the pain, but he’s apologized directly to the court and the families.
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