CLARKSBURG, W.Va. (WBOY) — Thousands of owners in the Pittsburgh area who had their pets cremated, including a woman who works in Clarksburg, were recently informed that the ashes they received ...

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Patrick Vereb is facing charges after prosecutors said he threw out the bodies of thousands of pets and gave owners the ashes of other animals. News Today's news ...

They say he then divided up those cremains and gave them back to the owners and told them it was their pet's ashes alone. Bodies left in trash bags raise red flags When Tiffany Mantzouridis ...

throwing their animals in a landfill and giving them the ashes of other, unknown animals. Patrick Roy Vereb, owner of Vereb Funeral Home and Eternity Pet Memorial, is charged with multiple felony ...

A heartless funeral-home director allegedly bilked customers out of more than $650,000 in pet-cremation services — giving them the ashes of random, unknown animals instead of their beloved ...

The owner of a Pittsburgh pet mortuary is accused of victimizing thousands of grieving customers by carelessly dumping their deceased pets in landfills or giving them the ashes of other animals ...

An investigation revealed that Vereb collected at least $657,517 in fees from pet owners who were promised private cremation and the return of ashes, but they did not receive the actual ashes of ...