The privately owned funeral home and mortuary run by Pueblo Coroner Brian Cotter was suspended after state inspectors found the decomposing bodies at his private office in the city of Pueblo, just over 100 miles south of Denver, the state's capital.

At a press conference on Thursday, Aug. 21, the Colorado Bureau of Investigation (CBI), along with multiple other agencies, provided more information on the investigation into Davis Mortuary, where improperly stored bodies were allegedly discovered on Wednesday,

In a press conference Friday, Pueblo County Sheriff said that no single public official, not even the governor, can remove

Embattled Pueblo County coroner Brian Cotter is facing calls for resignation from state and local officials while investigators say the criminal investigation into 20 decomposing bodies found at

FOX21 News will live stream the press conference at 1 p.m. on Friday, which can be viewed in the video player above once it begins. (PUEBLO, Colo.) — More information on the criminal investigation into the Davis Mortuary in Pueblo will be released on Friday afternoon,

The Colorado Bureau of Investigation scheduled a news conference for updates on the Davis Mortuary investigation at 1 p.m. Friday. A multi-agency criminal investigation is underway after state inspectors found "around 20" decomposing bodies hidden inside a private funeral home owned by Brian Cotter,

Pueblo County Coroner Brian Cotter is being accused of hiding decomposing bodies in the Davis Mortuary, which he co-owns along with his brother.