A charge of improperly disposing of a body has been dismissed against the owner of a crematory in southeastern Michigan.

A judge threw out the state’s case against the owner of a crematory in Ypsilanti Township who was charged with improperly disposing of bodies.

The owner of a crematory in Ypsilanti Township has been charged with improperly disposing of dead bodies, officials said.

The owner of a crematory in Ypsilanti Township has been charged with improperly disposing of dead bodies, officials said.

State officials are revealing new information about the bodies and remains inside a Ypsilanti crematory that is under investigation.

There are new calls for answers about what’s going on inside a crematory in Ypsilanti.

On Friday, the Michigan Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs (LARA) ordered a Ypsilanti crematory to immediately stop operations.

Authorities said the owner, O’Neil Swanson, had his mortuary license taken away due to violations at Swanson’s Funeral Home in Flint and is not legally allowed to own a cemetery or crematory.