The former Denver-area funeral home owner accused of storing human remains and cremains at a home he rented pleaded guilty Monday to charges of abusing a corpse and theft.
Miles Harford was facing a total of 12 counts of corpse abuse, forgery and theft, and pleaded guilty to two of them. The other 10 counts were dismissed. As part of the plea deal, though, the judge required all victims be named within the two charges Harford pleaded guilty to and said Harford would be liable for restitution on all counts including those that were dismissed, according to The Associated Press.
His arraignment had been delayed several times . Harford is represented by lawyers from the state public defender’s office, which does not comment on its cases to the media, according to the AP…