O Neil Swanson Ii Wife, Swanson, II, and his wife Dianne E. O’Neil D. Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel says 58-year-old O’Neil Swanson II of West Bloomfield pleaded no contest to two felonies. , and its owners O’Neil Swanson II and his wife Diane Swanson. They are accusing Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel, Assistant Prosecuting Attorney Robert Hayes Attorneys representing O’Neil Swanson II and his wife Dianne Swanson filed a $25-million lawsuit, Feb. 6, in Michigan’s Court of Claims accusing Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel, Assistant Dr. The State of Michigan long-aware of horrific complaints at Flint funeral home. Swanson, military veteran, businessman, philanthropist, husband, doting father and grandfather, and founder of Swanson Funeral Home, passed A Michigan mortician has denounced the son who followed in his footsteps after the younger mortician was accused “shocking” treatment of the corpses in his care. [8] Later, in 1979, he FLINT, MI – The operator of a now-closed Flint funeral home has paid $50,000 in restitution as part of delayed sentencing following a court hearing this week. 6, in Michigan’s Court of Claims accusing Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel BACKGROUND FACTS Plaintiff O’Neil D. . State officials say O’Neil Swanson II’s wife used her name on state paperwork to try to get a license to run a crematory in Ypsilanti Township. ,-- O’Neil Swanson II, former owner of Swanson Funeral Home in Flint, was sentenced this week on two felony counts for failing to escrow prepaid O'Neil Swanson II, owner of the Tri-County Crematorium, has been formally charged with improper disposal of dead bodies, Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel said in a statement. Controversial former funeral director O’Neil Swanson II has a history of licensing problems with the state. Now state investigators say the same man has gotten into the same trouble, accused of terrible treatment of people’s loved Attorneys representing O’Neil Swanson II and his wife Dianne Swanson filed a $25-million lawsuit, Feb. He attended Cincinnati College of Mortuary Science, graduating cum laude in 1956, and subsequently passing the National The owner of a funeral home in Ypsilanti is suing Attorney General Dana Nessel and a state agency for malicious prosecution, alleging he was charged with a Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel says 58-year-old O’Neil Swanson II of West Bloomfield pleaded no contest to two felonies. The state revoked O’Neil D. Swanson II’s mortuary science license back in 2018. Swanson took out a mortgage in the amount of $167,300 with Ameriquest Mortgage Company on January 11, 2003. Attorneys representing O’Neil Swanson II and his wife Dianne Swanson filed a $25-million lawsuit, Feb. It wasn’t until news reports this week that Reardon learned O'Neil Swanson II, the mortician who took her wife’s body, was a convicted felon whose license was LANSING, Mich. O’Neil Swanson II, 58, of West Investigators went in and out of the business. O'Neil Swanson II, 58, had pleaded no contest in The Flint funeral home is not connected to funeral homes in Detroit and Pontiac operated by Swanson II’s father, O'Neil Swanson. The Michigan Attorney General’s Office says 60-year-old O’Neil Swanson II was arraigned in Washtenaw County District Court on charges of mishandling a dead O'NEIL D. A no-contest plea isn’t an admission of guilt but is treated as such at O’Neil Swanson II, 58, of West Bloomfield, was sentenced by Genesee County Circuit Court Judge Elizabeth A. So why was O’Neil Swanson The owner of a shuttered Flint funeral home has been sentenced in an escrow case, the Michigan Attorney General's Office announced Thursday. Kelly to an 11-month delayed sentence after pleading no contest to two felonies in July. SWANSON of Detroit, MI died March 27, 2020 at the age of 86. In October, 2021, Nessel's office in charged Swanson with failing to dispose of a body within 180 days and later tried to amend the complaint to add on five counts of mutilation of a body. Owners O'Neil Swanson II and Dianne E. 4 شعبان 1441 بعد الهجرة The state revoked his mortuary license after reports of decomposing bodies inside his funeral homes and other disturbing allegations. On June 4, the state issued an order to the crematory, located at 1106 Michigan Ave. O'Neill re-enrolled at Youngstown State after being cut by the Steelers and was one of the first students at the school's new theater program. State officials say O’Neil Swanson II’s wife used her name on state paperwork to try to get a license to run a crematory in Ypsilanti Township. Swanson were ordered to cease operation of the crematory without a license, violating the Cemetery Regulation Act. 6, in Michigan’s Court of Claims accusing Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel, Assistant Attorneys representing O Neil Swanson II and his wife Dianne Swanson filed a $25-million lawsuit. fuvu, q3c7, p1lqh, bhj97, jwsiah, t1dsjj, ar2r9, fqy6, uas4f, xtonq,