Widow sues Tennessee funeral home after late husband’s belongings returned covered in brain matter: ‘Just mind-blowing’
A Tennessee widow is suing a funeral home after her husband's belongings were returned covered in brain matter. The National Association of Medical Examiners attributed the error to the medical examiner.
When McGilvrey reached out to the National Association of Medical Examiners (N.A.M.E.) — the organization told her the medical examiner was to blame for the disastrous mishap.
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