Committee will investigate VA cemetery mistakes
WASHINGTON (AP) — Lawmakers are calling on the Veterans Affairs Department to audit all its cemeteries to ensure that remains are correctly interred and marked.
A VA spokesman, Josh Taylor, says the department has already decided to review all 131 cemeteries under its control.
A VA review of 83 cemeteries has revealed problems with 123 gravesites, including eight cases in which people were buried in the w...
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