Funeral Home Ordered To Pay $2.8M For People Who Aren’t Dead
—The owners of a Putnam County- based funeral home have been ordered to pay nearly $3 million after being accused of defrauding an Iowa- based insurance company by cashing in on pre-need funeral arrangements for more than 100 people who weren’t actually dead. District Judge Robert Chambers ruled Monday that Chad and Billie Harding must pay about $2.8 million—…
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