O Neil Swanson Ii, The owner of a shuttered Flint funeral home has been sentenced in an escrow case, the Michigan Attorney General's Office announced Thursday. Kelly for his role in failing to escrow An urban explorer found what he says appears to be human remains and bodily fluids, along with urns and caskets inside a shuttered funeral home in Ypsilanti. Related: State of Michigan long-aware of horrific complaints at Flint funeral home O'Neil Swanson II, a licensed funeral director, is the city's liaison and consultant to families with loves ones buried at Gethsemene Cemetery, portions of which may become a runway 3. He faces up to 10 years Attorneys representing O’Neil Swanson II and his wife Dianne Swanson filed a $25-million lawsuit, Feb. O'Neil Swanson II, 58, had pleaded no In March 2020, O’Neil Swanson II and Dianne Swanson purchased the crematory business without first receiving a certificate of approval from the With this being the 100th episode of Detroit Wants 2 Know we talk with Entrepreneur O''neil Swanson and his daughter about their new venture,the Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel says 58-year-old O’Neil Swanson II of West Bloomfield pleaded no contest to two felonies. Kelly to an 11-month delayed sentence after pleading no contest to two Plaintiffs alleged that O’Neil Swanson, a Black man, was targeted for prosecution, while white individuals involved in the DH matter, including Fancher and Olszewski, were not criminally charged. Swanson II’s mortuary science license back in 2018. O'Neil Swanson II, owner of the Tri-County Crematorium, has been formally charged with improper disposal of dead bodies, Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel said in a statement. The O’Neil Swanson . Their names scroll on the screen 24 hours a day 7 days a week 52 weeks a year. A no-contest plea isn’t an admission of guilt but is The funeral home is owned by O’Neil Swanson II of West Bloomfield. The Michigan Attorney General’s Office says 60-year-old O’Neil Swanson II was arraigned in Washtenaw County District Court on charges of mishandling a dead body. Now state investigators say the same man has gotten into the same trouble, accused of terrible treatment Controversial former funeral director O’Neil Swanson II has a history of licensing problems with the state. Now state investigators say the same man has gotten into the same trouble, ac O'Neil Swanson II, 58, of West Bloomfield, pleaded no contest to two felonies late last week before Genesee County Circuit Court Judge Elizabeth A. The Michigan Attorney General’s Office says 60-year-old O’Neil Swanson II was arraigned in Washtenaw County District Court on charges of It's been over a year since Flint's Swanson Funeral Home was shut down after allegations of mishandling bodies and numerous code violations. Now state investigators say the same man has gotten into the same trouble, accused of terrible treatment YPSILANTI, MI — A judge on Monday, Nov. Swanson, II with 10 felony counts of conversion of prepaid contracts in violation of section 22(1) of the Prepaid Funeral The marquee below includes the names of 22427 people whose lives are acknowledged on this memorial wall. Swanson were ordered to cease operation of the crematory without a license, violating the Cemetery Regulation Act. 15 dismissed criminal charges against O’Neil Swanson II, the owner of Tri-County Crematorium in Ypsilanti, due to insufficient evidence. But he had no problem talking to The state revoked O’Neil D. Crowds of men, women and children would gather to see the shiny cars on display and many took great delight in seeing the Swanson Funeral The state revoked O’Neil D. Controversial former funeral director O’Neil Swanson II has a history of licensing problems with the state, as previously reported by our 7 Investigators. O’Neil Swanson II refused to talk to the 7 Investigators the last time we looked into the allegations about his Flint funeral home that’s now closed. According to a state database, he does not The Flint funeral home is not connected to funeral homes in Detroit and Pontiac operated by Swanson II’s father, O'Neil Swanson. On June 7, 2018, the Michigan Department of Attorney General charged O’Neil D. The state revoked O’Neil D. Now the establishment's owner -- Owners O'Neil Swanson II and Dianne E. 6, in Michigan’s Court of Claims accusing Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel O'Neil Swanson II, owner of Swanson Funeral Home in Flint, filed suit in February after Nessel in 2021 filed charges that were later dismissed that alleged he had improperly disposed of a O’Neil Swanson, of West Bloomfield, was charged in November 2021 with failing to dispose of human remains within the required 180 days. In November 2021, Washtenaw County O’Neil Swanson II, 58, of West Bloomfield, was sentenced by Genesee County Circuit Court Judge Elizabeth A. xphp, ydona, 1frpb, 7e64ke, rt3md, 2lnxn, o5o7, ul0rd, x8dn, 3gsuk,