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Mississippi coroner who buried men without telling their families: ‘I don’t know how to find people’

Por: NBC News Nation February 03, 2024

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This article is part of “Lost Rites,” a series on America’s failed death notification system. RAYMOND, Miss. — Gretchen Hankins came to the Hinds County pauper’s field Friday morning for her son’s body, and for answers. She got neither.  Hankins’ son, Jonathan David Hankins, 39, died of a drug overdose in May 2022, and his body went unclaimed for more than a year as family, friends and police searched for him. Without anyone... + full article



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