US Politics | Mystery over decomposed body found in abandoned house that’s MISSING after remains were sent by FedEx for testing
A FAMILY is seeking answers to the whereabouts of their loved one's remains that have been missing for three years after being shipped by FedEx to a testing center. Jeffrey Merriweather, 32, was last seen alive on June 12, 2019, riding in an SUV in Atlanta when someone opened fire. 
FacebookThe body of Jeffrey Merriweather, who died in 2019, has been missing for three years after FedEx lost the shipment containing his remains '/ ' 
Fox 5 AtlantaJeffrey Merriweather's family is still seeking answers three years later '/ ' 
GettyFedEx has said the service containing Merrweather's remains should have never happened '/ ' His family reported him missing 10 days later, and his near-skeleton remains were discovered in an abandoned house on Atlanta's Pecan Drive. Merriweather's corpse, which only weighed 34 pounds, was sent to the Fulton County Medical Examiner's office, which was trying to determine how his body became a near-complete skeleton in less than two weeks. "Since he was partially skeletonized, we couldn't determine a cause of death," Jan Gorniak, then the Fulton County chief medical examiner, told WSB-TV 2 at the time. A county pathologist asked a St Louis-based medical examiner to conduct a deeper trauma analysis and arranged for a shipment of the remains, according to the Journal-Constitution. Read more in The US Sun 
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DR GO Dr Fauci announces plans to retire as he bizarrely says he's 'related' to Trump A FedEx receipt obtained by the outlet showed Merriweather's remains were placed in a 20"x16"x14 box and shipped from its depot in Austell, Georgia, on July 5, 2019. However, the box never arrived at its destination in St Louis and hasn't been seen since. According to the National Funeral Directors Association, only the US Postal Service can legally ship human remains and must follow strict protocols. FedEx pointed toward its user manual, which states they prohibit such shipments and says the service should have never happened. Most read in The US Sun MOM & DAD! Kim and Pete 'will have a baby via surrogate,' family lawyer claims COURT CHAOS Horror details after woman kidnapped & raped as suspect appears NAKED in court SEED THE WORLD Errol Musk's 'been asked to donate sperm to create new generation of Elons' OH HONEY Honey Boo Boo, 16, begs fans for $25 to meet her as sister Pumpkin, 22, is 'BROKE' SWIM SEASON I wanted to like Khloe Kardashian's Good American swim but it was see-through 'I'M OUT!' The View fans threaten to BOYCOTT show if Alyssa Farah Griffin is hired as host ...Shipments of this nature are prohibited within the FedEx network," a spokesperson told the Journal. FAMILY SEEKING ANSWERS Meanwhile, Merriweather's family is still seeking answers three years since the package containing their loved one's remains went out for delivery. "This is my kid, and I don't know what happened," Merriweather's father told the Huffington Post. "My opinion is that it's like my son's been thrown away and that nobody is being held accountable for a human body being thrown away like that." Gorniak said in 2019 that her office was reassessing policies to ensure no other bodies would be lost. Merriweather's mother, who said she hasn't heard a word from the medical examiner since her son's body disappeared, wondered whether there had been any reforms. "What are you changing?" Kathleen Merriweather said. "I want to see your changes. I want to see what you changed from the day you packed my son up in a regular box and set him on FedEx versus what you're doing now. Read More On The Sun 
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FacebookThe body of Jeffrey Merriweather, who died in 2019, has been missing for three years after FedEx lost the shipment containing his remains '/ ' Fox 5 AtlantaJeffrey Merriweather's family is still seeking answers three years later '/ ' GettyFedEx has said the service containing Merrweather's remains should have never happened '/ ' His family reported him missing 10 days later, and his near-skeleton remains were discovered in an abandoned house on Atlanta's Pecan Drive. Merriweather's corpse, which only weighed 34 pounds, was sent to the Fulton County Medical Examiner's office, which was trying to determine how his body became a near-complete skeleton in less than two weeks. "Since he was partially skeletonized, we couldn't determine a cause of death," Jan Gorniak, then the Fulton County chief medical examiner, told WSB-TV 2 at the time. A county pathologist asked a St Louis-based medical examiner to conduct a deeper trauma analysis and arranged for a shipment of the remains, according to the Journal-Constitution. Read more in The US Sun DISTURBING FIND Underwear & other chilling clues found in search for missing woman, 24 DR GO Dr Fauci announces plans to retire as he bizarrely says he's 'related' to Trump A FedEx receipt obtained by the outlet showed Merriweather's remains were placed in a 20"x16"x14 box and shipped from its depot in Austell, Georgia, on July 5, 2019. However, the box never arrived at its destination in St Louis and hasn't been seen since. According to the National Funeral Directors Association, only the US Postal Service can legally ship human remains and must follow strict protocols. FedEx pointed toward its user manual, which states they prohibit such shipments and says the service should have never happened. Most read in The US Sun MOM & DAD! Kim and Pete 'will have a baby via surrogate,' family lawyer claims COURT CHAOS Horror details after woman kidnapped & raped as suspect appears NAKED in court SEED THE WORLD Errol Musk's 'been asked to donate sperm to create new generation of Elons' OH HONEY Honey Boo Boo, 16, begs fans for $25 to meet her as sister Pumpkin, 22, is 'BROKE' SWIM SEASON I wanted to like Khloe Kardashian's Good American swim but it was see-through 'I'M OUT!' The View fans threaten to BOYCOTT show if Alyssa Farah Griffin is hired as host ...Shipments of this nature are prohibited within the FedEx network," a spokesperson told the Journal. FAMILY SEEKING ANSWERS Meanwhile, Merriweather's family is still seeking answers three years since the package containing their loved one's remains went out for delivery. "This is my kid, and I don't know what happened," Merriweather's father told the Huffington Post. "My opinion is that it's like my son's been thrown away and that nobody is being held accountable for a human body being thrown away like that." Gorniak said in 2019 that her office was reassessing policies to ensure no other bodies would be lost. Merriweather's mother, who said she hasn't heard a word from the medical examiner since her son's body disappeared, wondered whether there had been any reforms. "What are you changing?" Kathleen Merriweather said. "I want to see your changes. I want to see what you changed from the day you packed my son up in a regular box and set him on FedEx versus what you're doing now. Read More On The Sun MOM & DAD! Kim and Pete 'will have a baby via surrogate,' family lawyer claims A-LIST CLEAN I'm a celebrity housekeeper - what my famous clients always want me to do "He's in pieces," she said of her son. "Just like my family." Merriweather left behind three children.
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