(PUEBLO, Colo.) — The Colorado Bureau of Investigation (CBI) said the El Paso and Fremont County Coroner Offices, with help from the FBI, have positively identified four of the 24 bodies that were found inside Davis Mortuary.

On Wednesday, Aug. 20, during a Department of Regulatory Agencies (DORA) inspection, 24 bodies along with “containers of bones” and several containers of “probable human tissue” were discovered. The inspection was the first for Davis Mortuary following the implementation of new legislation requiring yearly inspections at mortuaries and funeral homes.

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In August, CBI executed search warrants at the homes of Brian Cotter and his brother Chris Cotter, who are listed as joint owners of Davis Mortuary.

Brian Cotter resigned as the Pueblo County Coroner on Aug. 28.

CBI has established a dedicated victim assistance line at (719) 257-3359 and an email at [email protected] for families who may have used the services of Davis Mortuary. The CBI is also encouraging families to fill out a questionnaire to assist with the investigative process.

Currently, authorities are working to notify the families of those identified, and no victim details will be released.