I should clarify. If her family didn't request her jewelry be removed before cremation then it really isn't missing as in 'stolen' missing. I left my Mother's jewelry on when she was cremated. She never went anywhere without the appropriate matching jewelry so I figured she should have it for that trip too. Shirley girl went with her favorite god awful tacky earrings, necklace, and bracelet.

This story's self-made martyr doesn't know the specifics because it was none of his bee's flippin wax. He isn't family or close friend so the family owes him diddly poop in way of explanations or say.

I guess conspiracy is a good enough word to use in terms of a cover up by the funeral home but I still don't think her body was stolen. I don't think the police are being paid off to focus on the dude yelling "me me me look at meeeee" and waving his arms. I think she was taken for cremation and whoever took her to the crematory at the wrong time isn't going to speak up. I just don't see a police + family + creepy funeral home guy all ganging up on the poor innocent long ago boyfriend she had no romantic ties to. To be blunt(er).. he's not that important.

I wonder how often something like this happens. Misplacing or cremating wrongly (?) must happen from time to time.


Quote Originally Posted by TupeloHoney View Post
Ah, thanks Berm. I had read the exact opposite. Maybe what I read was just one crematory's policy.

Also, Bill had made a comment that they hadn't prepped her for cremation or "returned her belongings" to the family, so I guess he thought they would remove the jewelry before cremation.