US women accused of taking deceased man to bank

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Karen Casbohm, 63, and Loreen Bea Feralo, 55, were charged last Tuesday in Ashtabula with gross abuse of a corpse and theft from a person in a protected class, according to Ashtabula Municipal Court records

Two American women have been accused of taking the body of a deceased 80-year-old man to a bank to withdraw money from his account - in an event described as being similar to the notorious Carlow post office incident.

READ MORE: Saoirse Ruane remembered at funeral as 'a wonderful little angel' who is now the 'Saint of Kiltullagh' The event is being described as similar to what two Carlow men did two years ago that caused huge public interest. CCTV showed both men dragging Mr Doyle’s body into the post office and skipping the queue to the counter. Mr Doyle was then seen lying on the floor and the two men abandoned Mr Doyle at the post office and blamed post office staff for his death rather than seeking help.

Officers went to Mr Layman's residence and made contact with Casbohm and Feralo, who told them they had found Mr Layman deceased earlier at the home where all three resided. "Allegedly, they wanted to pay some bills but outside of that, there wasn't a specific motivation provided," Lt Palinkas said.

 

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