UPDATE: Police remove more than 30 fetus remains from funeral home
More than 30 fetus remains have been removed from Perry Funeral Home, according to Detroit police.
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Police investigate another funeral home
Detroit police announced that they are investigating allegations of criminal behavior at Perry Funeral Home in Detroit.
Not many details were revealed, but this announcement comes during an investigation into the Cantrell Funeral Home where the remains of 11 infants and the cremains of four people were found.
READ: Detroit police investigating Perry Funeral Home for alleged criminal behavior
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