Mourning pet owners who were given fake ashes and cheated in the cremation scandal

Attorney General Dave Sunday called the program devastating and explained that more than 6,500 victims have already been identified in the counties Allegheny, Armstrong, Washington and West Moreland. “Our pets are members of our families,” said Sunday. “This defendant reveals and qualified pet owners who entrusted him with to provide their beloved cats and dogs worthy.”

In response to the growing number of people affected, the general prosecutor's office started an official website to support the victims. Those who believe that they are affected can submit their contact details to how they have been influenced and will remain up to date in the course of the case.

The investigation was supported by almost a dozen veterinary clinics and companies that checked that Vereb has received considerable fees for services that were never properly provided. These residues came either directly from customers or through local veterinary practices that teamed up with Eternity Pet Memorial.

The 70 -year -old Verseb turned out on Monday and was charged with several crime counts, including theft by deception, preservation of stolen property and misleading business practices. He was charged and released on his own recognition. The authorities found that the examination could continue to follow and additional charges if more victims report.

For pet owners with a broken heart, who believed to honor their beloved animals, this revelation not only triggered outrage, but a deep emotional trauma. Many had trusted that their pets were treated with dignity and respect in their last moments. Instead, you will now question what really happened to the animals you loved.

This case continues to develop and the search for justice is far from over.

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