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A cemetery and its for-profit sales agent double and triple sold the same spots - meaning that on one of the worst days of their lives, families would find the plots they had paid for was already occupied.
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Mar 6, 2019, 10:37 PM
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Updated 2,116 days ago
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Losing a loved one is painful, but some New Jersey families say their loss was made worse by a situation that's so bizarre it's kind of hard to believe.
The families bought final resting places at Holmdel Cemetery. But the cemetery and its for-profit sales agent double and triple sold the same spots - meaning that on one of the worst days of their lives, families would find the plots they had paid for was already occupied.
STORY: A Grave Concern: Cemetery accused of double-selling plots
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