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Thousands of people in the Pittsburgh area are learning they may not have their pets remains.
The owner of a Hazelwood crematorium is accused of swindling more than 65-hundred customers by dumping their pets' remains in a landfill and giving them the ashes of other animals. State Attorney General David Sunday says the pets were taken to Eternity Pet Memorial, operated by 70-year-old Patrick Vereb. Sunday says the thefts totaled more than 650-thousand dollars and there could be more victims. There's a link to find out if you've been affected at KDKA Radio dot com.
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By AudacyThe owner of a Hazelwood crematorium is accused of swindling more than 65-hundred customers by dumping their pets' remains in a landfill and giving them the ashes of other animals. State Attorney General David Sunday says the pets were taken to Eternity Pet Memorial, operated by 70-year-old Patrick Vereb. Sunday says the thefts totaled more than 650-thousand dollars and there could be more victims. There's a link to find out if you've been affected at KDKA Radio dot com.