Co-owner of Colorado funeral home withdraws guilty plea for federal charges
Carie Hallford has withdrawn her guilty plea in federal court and will instead go to trial, less than six months after she pleaded guilty.
Carie Hallford withdraws guilty plea in federal court, instead will face trial
Carie Hallford, who along with husband, Jon Hallford, was originally headed to prison after taking a plea deal for crimes involving nearly 190 bodies at a southern Colorado funeral home,
Carie Hallford withdraws guilty plea, case to proceed to trial
Carie Hallford, one of the owners of the disgraced Return to Nature Funeral Home where nearly 200 decomposing bodies were found improperly stored, has withdrawn her guilty plea on federal charges and will instead go to trial.
Funeral home owner accused of letting bodies rot in warehouse withdraws guilty plea
Federal prosecutors filed to dismiss more than a dozen criminal charges after Carie Hallford and her husband, Jon, offered to plead guilty to a single charge of conspiracy to commit wire fraud each, related to improperly stored bodies at Return to Nature Funeral Home.
Return to Nature Funeral Home co-owner Carie Hallford withdraws guilty plea
Return to Nature Funeral Home co-owner Carie Hallford has withdrawn her guilty plea, her husband Jon Hallford has pleaded guilty and is scheduled to be sentenced March 20.
‘All of the people who loved those 191 are affected’: Return to Nature Funeral home owners change their plea agreements
Jon and Carie Hallford both pled guilty to federal charges. Tuesday, Carie Hallford, changed her guilty plea, which forces her case to head to trial. A federal court also rejected a portion of Jon Hallford’s plea agreement,
Return to Nature: Jon Hallford agrees to amended federal plea deal, Carie Hallford case heading to trial
A federal judge ordered a change in a plea agreement for the Return to Nature funeral co-owners. Jon Hallford agreed to those changes, but Carie Hallford did not.
Return to Nature co-owner Carie Hallford's federal case heading to trial
Jon and Carrie Hallford agreed to plead guilty to one count of wire fraud in exchange for a sentence of between 78 months and 15 years.
Southern Colorado funeral home owner’s case set to go to trial after federal hearing
One of the owners of a southern Colorado funeral home where nearly 200 bodies were found improperly stores is taking her case to trial.
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