Tennessee widow sues funeral home over returned clothing incident

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 25 Sept, 01:54 · Archive

A Tennessee widow is demanding $2 million from a funeral home after receiving her husband's clothing allegedly stained with human remains.

Sheila McGilvrey has sued a Tennessee funeral home after allegedly receiving her late husband's possessions in a brown bag marked 'clothing' that were stained with brain matter, causing her to faint. The National Association of Medical Examiners told McGilvrey that the medical examiner was responsible for the incident.

How it is being reported

• Widow sues Tennessee funeral home after late husband’s belongings are returned covered in brain matter: ‘Just mind-blowing’New York Post · 25 Sept, 00:59
• Tennessee widow demands $2M after funeral home allegedly sent back clothes stained with partner’s brain matterIndependent World · 24 Sept, 19:03

In this story: Sheila McGilvrey · Tennessee · National Association of Medical Examiners

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