Quick Context: The state says three different families from the Cincinnati area received calls from a cemetery saying they still owed money. You have probably heard of stories where an empty home was burglarized while everyone was attending a funeral service.
How Scammers Are Using Counterfeit Obituaries To Profit Off Deaths Of Loved Ones -
The state says three different families from the Cincinnati area received calls from a cemetery saying they still owed money. You have probably heard of stories where an empty home was burglarized while everyone was attending a funeral service. Lorraine Welniak's home is filled with memories, and presents from her grandkids and great-grandchildren.
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- The state says three different families from the Cincinnati area received calls from a cemetery saying they still owed money.
- You have probably heard of stories where an empty home was burglarized while everyone was attending a funeral service.
- Lorraine Welniak's home is filled with memories, and presents from her grandkids and great-grandchildren.
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