The family of Frankie Kerrigan of Riverside County, who was mistakenly told he was dead, filed a lawsuit against Orange County in 2017 claiming negligence.
The family of a man who was mistakenly told he was dead has filed a $2 million lawsuit against Orange County.
Frankie Kerrigan's family claimed they were lied to when the coroner told them the remains found at a Fountain Valley Verizon store were identified as his using fingerprints and a state ID card."It was traumatic for me because I never wanted to see that happen. At whatever age your child is, even though it's an adult, it's the same feeling that you carry through your whole life," the father said.
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