Ken Kincer, whose Affordable Cremation Solution made headlines in 2021, died alone in his Auburn home.
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Daughter hopes country music star Alan Jackson will let her spread mother’s ashes at his Nashville home
Sue Castle is flying south to fulfill her mom’s wish to stay forever close to singer Alan Jackson.
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$5.5 million awarded in Affordable Cremation Solution lawsuit
The damages announced by the jury Friday is half a million dollars more than sought.
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Lewiston funeral home worker says owner ‘was drunk.’
A part-time worker at Affordable Cremation Solution testifies at civil trial against the business, saying the owner stopped coming to work.
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Lewiston funeral home owner on trial for mishandling bodies
One of more than a dozen plaintiffs suing Affordable Cremation Solution is seeking at least $5 million in damages.
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Lawsuits against Lewiston cremation business on track for trial
A dozen civil cases have been filed against the former Affordable Cremation Solution over its handling of the remains of deceased family members.
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Lawsuit: Affordable Cremation Solution kept taking bodies because it ‘needed the money’
The filing alleges malicious conduct by the former Lewiston business for showing ‘hostility and contempt’ to family members worried about loved ones’ remains
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Troubled cremation business property headed for foreclosure sale
The Affordable Cremation Solution site in Lewiston is set for auction Oct. 27.
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Families sue shuttered Lewiston funeral home over handling of bodies
The bodies of the plaintiffs’ family members were eventually seized by the Maine Office of Chief Medical Examiner after they were found decomposing in an unrefrigerated basement.
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Lewiston cremation business owner offered a chance to regain funeral license — someday
State oversight panel proposed a deal that would keep Ken Kincer out of the business for at least a decade.