Ray William Johnson

Now, these cremation services aren't for individual people.

He's selling the services wholesale to other mortuaries.

So other mortuaries will like bring him bodies of deceased persons and they will pay him to cremate them.

But see, David, he's a clever guy.

He offers a cheaper price than any of his competition, so his business plan works.

And before long, other mortuaries are bringing David lots of bodies to cremate every single day.

Oh, but then, despite the fact that business is going well, David starts to get shady.

As the volume of bodies keeps increasing, he begins to feel like this cremation process is way too slow.

Like normally, cremating a single body takes about two hours.

And David's like, nah, I can do better than that.

And he decides to shove multiple bodies in the oven at the same time.

So instead of burning one body in two hours, he's burning three bodies or five bodies.

Sometimes he'll burn up to 15 bodies at once in just a few hours.

And because he's doing it this way, his whole operation is moving faster.

And now he's processing over 100 bodies in a single day.

But, as you could probably guess, there's a huge problem with all this.

First of all, it's illegal.

Second of all, it's wrong.

Like if you're cremating 15 bodies together, that means families aren't getting their loved ones' ashes.

The ashes they're getting are actually a mix of 15 random people.