Parents sue for $20 million after son’s remains found in crematorium when they thought he was cremated

The plaza where Heaven Bound Crematorium is located in White Plains, Maryland. A couple in Washington, DC are suing the company for $10 million for failing to cremate the body of their two-month old son and leaving the boy's remains to rot inside the building. - (Google Maps)

Parents who received what they thought were the ashes of their infant son are now suing a funeral home and crematorium after his decomposing remains were found.

The Washington, D.C. area couple, Chris Parham and Laquanda Brown, were still in the process of mourning their two-month-old when police contacted them with disturbing news; their son's body had been found decaying at the Heaven Bound Crematorium in White Plains, Maryland.