A family has filed a $50 million lawsuit against a New Jersey funeral service after they say the wrong body was put inside a casket before the funeral for their mother.
The daughter of 93-year-old Kyung Ja Kim, said she noticed something was wrong when she said she"opened the casket" and noticed the mistake. Her daughter Kummi Kim said,"I told them this is not my mom. She was much younger looking."
Kummi said,"People just saw me collapsing down. No one was really sure what was going [on] and they figured it out when I collapsed." The Kim family is accusing the New Jersey funeral home of placing the wrong body in the casket, adding that the mistake was not fixed soon enough, causing trauma.
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