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Colorado Judge Rejects Deal for Funeral Home Owner

Judge rejects plea agreement for funeral director who let nearly 190 bodies decay

Jon Hallford, the co-owner of the Return to Nature Funeral Home in Colorado, previously pled guilty to state charges of corpse abuse.

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Return to Nature: Judge rejects Jon Hallford's state plea agreement

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Colorado Judge Rejects Deal for Funeral Home Owner in Corpse Abuse Case

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Judge rejects plea deal for Colorado funeral director who abused 191 corpses

On Friday, the man responsible, a funeral home owner, is set to be sentenced in state court for 191 counts of corpse abuse.

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Judge rejects plea deal for Colo. funeral home operator Jon Hallford

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Colorado judge rejects plea agreement for funeral director who acknowledged abusing 191 corpses

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Colorado judge slaps down plea deal for funeral home owner who confessed to abusing 191 corpses

A Colorado judge rejected a plea deal from funeral home owner Jon Hallford, who admitted to abusing 191 corpses.

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Return to Nature co-owner Jon Hallford could go to trial after judge rejects plea deal

The Return to Nature co-owner, Jon Hallford, could be going to trial after the judge rejected his plea deal. He was supposed to be sentenced on Friday.

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Co-owner of Colorado funeral home where dozens of bodies discovered to be sentenced after guilty plea on state charges

Nearly two years after deputies in southern Colorado made the grisly discovery of 190 bodies in various states of decomposition inside a derelict building operated by Return to Nature Funeral Home, the co-owner of the business will be sentenced.

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Judge rejects Return to Nature Jon Hallford’s plea agreement

Nearly two years after close to 200 decaying bodies were discovered left to rot in a funeral home in Penrose, Jon Hallford, one of

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Funeral home stashed 190 rotting corpses in building

Colorado Springs' Return to Nature Funeral Home promised dignified cremations with no embalming or chemicals. Instead, Jon and Carie Hallford piled nearly 200 bodies in a the fetid, bug-infested building and handed families urns of concrete dust.