Funeral home under fire for allegedly displaying decaying corpse
Chantal Jean’s last memory of her deceased daughter, Regina Christophe, quickly became her living nightmare, after the casket held what family members called a rotting corpse.
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Aug 9, 2022, 2:29 AM
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Updated 835 days ago
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434ds agoChantal Jean’s last memory of her deceased daughter, Regina Christophe, quickly became her living nightmare, after the casket held what family members called a rotting corpse.
News 12’s Anthony Carlo spoke with the family about their experience with McManus Funeral Home and took a closer look at where it all went wrong.
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