SASKATOON – A former Woodlawn Cemetery superintendent is serving a conditional sentence after stealing money from the City of Saskatoon. Officials say Graham Figg sold burial space in advance to customers, but didn’t keep records of the sale.
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Figg was sentence to two years less a day for stealing $44,000 involving 16 fake sales.
The city has honoured all purchases made to Figg, who has paid back the money.
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He was fired in 2010 for an unrelated cause.
Meaghan Craig contributed to this story
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