A New York City funeral home gets the body of a deceased woman with no authority and the family files suit after several complaints were lodged against the owner.
Charlene Wimbush’s next of kin claims in a suit filed last week that the owner of Owens Funeral Home, Isaiah Owens, retrieved her body from the city Medical Examiner’s Office and performed the unwanted embalming despite the family not signing any paperwork.
Isaiah Owens.
–Paso Robles police have arrested Paso Robles man Isaiah Owens in connection with last month’s attempted motel robbery, in addition to multiple other warrants.
The police department posted about an altercation that occurred earlier this month that ultimately led to his arrest on their Facebook page:
Arrest of Isiah Owens
As you recall, last month, two masked subjects kicked in the office door at a local motel and viciously attacked the innkeeper, while the victim’s wife watched in horror. During our investigation, we identified one suspect as Isiah Owens.
On April 15th, we received a call that Owens was inside an apartment causing vandalism.
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