Dozens of families with loved ones buried in Burr Oak Cemetery will have their

chance Monday to tell their stories and, hopefully, help state lawmakers

understand how the crimes of digging up bodies and reselling plots could

have gone on for so long without anyone noticing.

Chicago Breaking News:

The special hearing at the Dirksen U.S. Courthouse also will consider whether the federal government should have some role in cemetery oversight.

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