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In this Nov. 2, 2018, photo Darlene Hardison speaks during an interview in Detroit. Hardison would have loved to have a funeral for her father and uncle and bury them in marked graves at a Michigan cemetery. But she and her family could come up with only enough money to have them cremated, then left the remains to a Detroit funeral home to bury. Instead, authorities later discovered their cremated remains among nearly 300 others in bags, boxes and other containers inside Cantrell Funeral Home. (AP Photo/Carlos Osorio)

Paying for funerals impossible for many poor families

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In this Friday, Oct. 19, 2018 photo, Detroit Police walk into the Perry Funeral Home in Detroit, where police removed the remains of 63 fetuses. (John T. Greilick/Detroit News via AP)

The Latest: Cremains given police escort to funeral home

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This Saturday, Oct. 20, 2018 photo shows the Perry Funeral home in Detroit. Using a search warrant, the Detroit Police removed 63 remains of fetuses from the funeral home near Wayne State University on Friday, Oct. 19, 2018. A widening investigation of alleged improprieties at local funeral homes is underway. (Eric Seals/Detroit Free Press via AP)

Detroit police find 63 fetuses in funeral home amid probe

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A Detroit Police vehicle is parked outside the Cantrell Funeral Home in Detroit on Friday, Oct. 12, 2018. Police said an anonymously written letter led inspectors to find the decomposed remains of 11 infants hidden in a ceiling compartment of the shuttered funeral home. (Junfu Han/Detroit Free Press via AP)

The Latest: Police: Criminal complaint lodges against owners

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