Ashley Fantz

What I was able to report was was that early on in her early 20s, she didn't go to college. She went to work for a funeral home in the same town for a guy who was as shady as shady can be. And at his funeral home many years later, there would be cremains just left abandoned in the that guy.

What I was able to report was was that early on in her early 20s, she didn't go to college. She went to work for a funeral home in the same town for a guy who was as shady as shady can be. And at his funeral home many years later, there would be cremains just left abandoned in the that guy.

What I was able to report was was that early on in her early 20s, she didn't go to college. She went to work for a funeral home in the same town for a guy who was as shady as shady can be. And at his funeral home many years later, there would be cremains just left abandoned in the that guy.

I also know that she was doing business for a time with a body broker named Walter Mitchell, who's now in prison, and he's in prison for throwing human heads into a forest in Arizona. He considered those heads his product, if you will, and he needed to lighten his load because he couldn't sell them. And so he's in prison for that and something else.

I also know that she was doing business for a time with a body broker named Walter Mitchell, who's now in prison, and he's in prison for throwing human heads into a forest in Arizona. He considered those heads his product, if you will, and he needed to lighten his load because he couldn't sell them. And so he's in prison for that and something else.

I also know that she was doing business for a time with a body broker named Walter Mitchell, who's now in prison, and he's in prison for throwing human heads into a forest in Arizona. He considered those heads his product, if you will, and he needed to lighten his load because he couldn't sell them. And so he's in prison for that and something else.

But he told an FBI agent who would go on to investigate Megan that Megan was sending him heads in bloody Ziploc bags. And even for somebody like Walter Mitchell, that was like a bridge too far. So there was just absolutely no respect in any way, shape or form for the dead or for their families.

But he told an FBI agent who would go on to investigate Megan that Megan was sending him heads in bloody Ziploc bags. And even for somebody like Walter Mitchell, that was like a bridge too far. So there was just absolutely no respect in any way, shape or form for the dead or for their families.

But he told an FBI agent who would go on to investigate Megan that Megan was sending him heads in bloody Ziploc bags. And even for somebody like Walter Mitchell, that was like a bridge too far. So there was just absolutely no respect in any way, shape or form for the dead or for their families.

Yeah, it's a great question. She used a nearby shipping company who was never charged. And I need to be clear in that the buyers who bought from Megan, whether they were medical schools or they were other brokers or they were other companies that purported to perform medical research or to create medical devices, they were never charged. The FBI was very clear that they felt like Megan's

Yeah, it's a great question. She used a nearby shipping company who was never charged. And I need to be clear in that the buyers who bought from Megan, whether they were medical schools or they were other brokers or they were other companies that purported to perform medical research or to create medical devices, they were never charged. The FBI was very clear that they felt like Megan's

Yeah, it's a great question. She used a nearby shipping company who was never charged. And I need to be clear in that the buyers who bought from Megan, whether they were medical schools or they were other brokers or they were other companies that purported to perform medical research or to create medical devices, they were never charged. The FBI was very clear that they felt like Megan's

Ed Shirley's fraud was across the board and that they were taken by that.

Ed Shirley's fraud was across the board and that they were taken by that.

Ed Shirley's fraud was across the board and that they were taken by that.

Sure. Sure. There was an elderly woman whose husband died and she went to pick up his cremains. And when she did, it was a day that Megan wasn't there. And she talked to an employee and an employee went to the back, came to the front again and told this woman, we can't find your husband. I don't know where he is. Now, that is curious, right?

Sure. Sure. There was an elderly woman whose husband died and she went to pick up his cremains. And when she did, it was a day that Megan wasn't there. And she talked to an employee and an employee went to the back, came to the front again and told this woman, we can't find your husband. I don't know where he is. Now, that is curious, right?

Sure. Sure. There was an elderly woman whose husband died and she went to pick up his cremains. And when she did, it was a day that Megan wasn't there. And she talked to an employee and an employee went to the back, came to the front again and told this woman, we can't find your husband. I don't know where he is. Now, that is curious, right?

You can't find the cremains of my husband who was just taken here several days ago. So the daughter of this elderly woman who did not live in Montrose, Colorado, she lived in California. So this mother called her daughter and the daughter was like, there's something really wrong here. They can't find my stepfather's cremains? What's up with that? So...

You can't find the cremains of my husband who was just taken here several days ago. So the daughter of this elderly woman who did not live in Montrose, Colorado, she lived in California. So this mother called her daughter and the daughter was like, there's something really wrong here. They can't find my stepfather's cremains? What's up with that? So...