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Crime Alert, I'm Nancy Grace, breaking crime news now.

Nearly 200 bodies left to decompose

and a maggot-infested storage facility by funeral homeowners in Penrose, Colorado.

John and Carrie Halford take cremation and burial money from families of the deceased to use as their own personal piggy bank. Nancy, the couple purchased two cars. the reportedly at least twice the cremation costs for the bodies found.

Prosecutors say text messages from John to Carrie indicate he was worried about consequences

as early as four years ago.

One reads, my only focus is keeping us out of jail. He later suggests that they get rid of the

bodies by treating them with lie and dumping them in a big hole or setting them on fire.

John and Carrie Hallford, he charged with 190 counts of abusive corpse, five counts theft, four

counts money laundering, and over 50 counts forgery.

A Wendy's customer gets more than a burger and fries with the order, a drive-thru customer A and starts punching the customer while he's in the car.

The driver grabs a hammer and gets out to scare off the employee.

Leon Johnson then jumps into the customer's car and drives away.

Moments later, he returns and hits the customer with his own car.

Then grabs the hammer and beats the customer.

Police arrive. Johnson bites two of them while

he's being arrested. Leon Johnson, former Wendy's employee now facing multiple

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