Sisters have doubts about cremated remains: ‘Where is my mama?’
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Sisters have cremated remains and doubt, wondering, ‘Where is my mama?’Sisters have doubts about cremated remains: ‘Where is my mama?’
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Fri, 28 August 2026
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Sisters have cremated remains and doubt, wondering, ‘Where is my mama?’Franquella and Marshawna Campbell hired Planet Green Cremations after their mother died earlier this year, only to later discover that the business was owned by Clark and Johanna Morgan, who are under investigation for improperly storing human remains.
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Javonte Anderson is the editor of Capital B Gary. Before joining Capital B, he was an investigative reporter at USA TODAY and a reporter at the Chicago Tribune. Born and raised in Gary, Indiana, he began his journalism career as a reporter for his hometown newspaper, the Post-Tribune.
Fri, 4 September 2026
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