The police in Chicago are looking into a funeral home where more than 50 bodies were found. The bodies were not stored correctly and were decomposing.

People who live near the funeral home had been complaining about a bad smell for months.

The medical examiner's office was told about the problem. They found bodies in bad condition at the South Chicago Chapel. The bodies were decomposing.

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Workers took bodies out of the funeral home on Friday. The police had found the bodies the night before.

The medical examiner's office is checking the bodies. They are looking for information about who the people are and how they died. This will take a few days.

The state stopped one of the funeral home's directors from working. They said the director kept many bodies in a room without refrigeration.

The conditions were very bad. There were rodents and maggots, and the bodies were decomposing.

No one has been arrested yet. The police are still investigating.

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The police are outside the funeral home. They found many decomposing bodies in the basement.

The funeral home was started by a woman named Johanna Morgan. Her license to be a funeral director was stopped on Wednesday.

The state said Morgan's license was stopped because she was a danger to the public.

Morgan is accused of keeping many bodies in a room without refrigeration. The conditions were very bad, with rodents and maggots.

The funeral home is run by a couple. They used to run a crematory that was closed for mishandling remains.

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The police are investigating the funeral home. They found many bodies in bad condition.

The president of the funeral home is Clark Morgan. His license was taken away in 2024 for practicing without a valid license.

Fox News has tried to contact the funeral home for a comment.

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A woman named Latasha Johnson said her mother's funeral was at the funeral home on Thursday.

The police told Johnson that her mother's body would need to be checked and identified.

Johnson is very upset. She said her heart is broken.

The Associated Press helped with this story.

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