Court documents obtained by News 5 show an urban explorer, or urbexer, who commonly travels around to photograph older buildings, found the cremated remains of multiple people inside an abandoned Akron church on Sunday and notified authorities.
AKRON, Ohio — Court documents obtained by News 5 show an urban explorer, or urbexer, who commonly travels around to photograph older buildings, found the cremated remains of multiple people inside an abandoned Akron church on Sunday and notified the Ohio Board of Embalmers and Funeral Directors who in turned passed on the information to the Ohio Bureau of Criminal Investigation.
"There's significant health issues, significant dignity issues," Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost said."This is not just a regulatory issue. And some of the things we're seeing, they're just not right." Hardin was indicted in October 2021, according to the Ohio Attorney General's Office. He is not a licensed funeral director or embalmer in Ohio, court documents state. Last year, Ohio BCI"removed two bodies from a building he was using for makeshift funeral services at 1615 E. Livingston Ave. in Columbus."
The lawyer went on to explain that Hardin agreed to store the remains while Tate tried to reach the families. Tate died in 2017.
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