Had it not been for Mr. Mack I would never have been able to get key details regarding the death and body shipment of a young man whose body was alleged to be that of my son.
Mr. Mack's information proved the Georgia funeral held for my son was held without the presence of a corpse. During the funeral, the body was still in an Alabama morgue.
When a child disappears from Georgia, dies in Alabama, is memorialized in Georgia, and buried in Virginia over the course of more than a month, it is very difficult to follow the paper trails, particularly when nearly every avenue for honest information is being stonewalled.
I have no doubts that Mr. Huey Mack believed the corpse examined was that of my son, and will always be grateful to him for being honest via telephone, in providing me with the information.
Deepest sympathy is extended to his family.
While his funeral was held Christmas Eve, December 24, 1998, at Mayes Ward Dobbins Funeral Home in Cobb County, Georgia; his body was not released by Alabama authorities until December 28, 1998. (see body release document below)
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