Subject of The Mortician hints at unsolved ‘serious’ criminal misdeeds linked to mortuary scandal

Murder charges were dropped against David Sconce in 1991 after poisoning theory in competitor's death was discounted - but questions remain

The subject of HBO's critically acclaimed show The Mortician admits on screen that there are three [things] altogether" which can't come back" and that he can't talk about publicly - after the docuseries mentions deaths for which he was suspected of being responsible, among them one at the center of a failed attempt to prosecute him on charges that he murdered a rival mortuary owner.

David Sconce's haunting statements on the show's third and final episode late on Sunday are clearly implying some very serious crimes have been committed", The Mortician's director, Joshua Rofe, told the Guardian. But it wasn't immediately clear what, if any, consequences there may be.