Kris Sperry, eliminated all of the more disturbing possibilities, ruling out necrophilia or any other wrongful abuses of bodies as are sometimes present in other criminal cases involving human corpses.

It should be first noted that even the Chief Medical Examiner of the state of Georgia, Dr. 'Immediately after getting involved in the case, I began to explore any possible theories that might explain this bizarre behavior. In court when entering his guilty pleas he expressed great remorse, but even in accepting responsibility at his sentencing was unable to articulate an explanation when directly asked by the Court. Until now a reason has never been offered as to why he failed to cremate the approximately 333 bodies of the approximately one thousand that he took in, or why he undertook the even more difficult task of concealing the uncremated bodies on the property. 'I had also struggled with this question, even as I worked with my client, Ray-Brent Marsh, who seems to be the most unlikely person to have deceived so many people, including those closest to him – his wife and family. For five years the hundreds of family members affected by the infamous inactions of Ray-Brent Marsh have been left without an answer to the understandable question: “Why?” What was the reason that the tragic circumstances ever took place? Marsh is serving a 12-year prison sentence.Īttorney Poston said, 'As we approach the five-year anniversary of the disturbing discoveries of hundreds of uncremated bodies on the grounds of the former Tri-State Crematory in Noble, Georgia, one persistent question has continued. He said he could comment on the case because the criminal case is over.

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